Everything is right and correct and it's good that you wrote article like this. Regardless of the child's age, chess develops concentration, increases patience and positively affects the intellectual and emotional development of the child. Chess is a game that develops perceptiveness, imagination and the ability to focus on a specific task. The development of the brain's left hemisphere which is responsible for logical thinking takes place through counting combinations, whereas the development of the right hemisphere, which is responsible for creative thinking, occurs by arranging new plans and finding new non-standard moves in different positions. Not everyone can or wants to become a professional chess player but everyone can use chess for learning.

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Thank you to Phil and Jackson! This is one of the best things I have read at Money. It should be taught in school. I am going to put it on my fridge for my young adult sons to read!

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Well written! So few people are aware of the great thing chess can teach you! That's why we should introduce this game to our kids from an early age!

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