Chess School for Beginners

Thisfriendlyinteractivecourseisintendedforbothchildrenandadultbeginners.Itisdividedinto2mainsections:ChessrulesandPlaying.500carefullychosen,andinmanycasesdesigned,examplestohelpastudent.

ThiscourseisintheseriesChessKingLearn(https://learn.chessking.com/),whichisanunprecedentedchessteachingmethod.Intheseriesareincludedcoursesintactics,strategy,openings,middlegame,andendgame,splitbylevelsfrombeginnerstoexperiencedplayers,andevenprofessionalplayers.

Withthehelpofthiscourse,youcanimproveyourchessknowledge,learnnewtacticaltricksandcombinations,andconsolidatetheacquiredknowledgeintopractice.

Theprogramactsasacoachwhogivestaskstosolveandhelpstosolvethemifyougetstuck.Itwillgiveyouhints,explanationsandshowyouevenstrikingrefutationofthemistakesyoumightmake.

Theprogramalsocontainsatheoreticalsection,whichexplainsthemethodsofthegameinacertainstageofthegame,basedonactualexamples.Thetheoryispresentedinaninteractiveway,whichmeansyoucannotonlyreadthetextofthelessons,butalsotomakemovesontheboardandworkoutunclearmovesontheboard.

Advantagesoftheprogram:
♔Highqualityexamples,alldouble-checkedforcorrectness
♔Youneedtoenterallkeymoves,requiredbytheteacher
♔Differentlevelsofcomplexityofthetasks
♔Variousgoals,whichneedtobereachedintheproblems
♔Theprogramgiveshintifanerrorismade
♔Fortypicalmistakenmoves,therefutationisshown
♔Youcanplayoutanypositionofthetasksagainstthecomputer
♔Interactivetheoreticallessons
♔Structuredtableofcontents
♔Theprogrammonitorsthechangeintherating(ELO)oftheplayerduringthelearningprocess
♔Testmodewithflexiblesettings
♔Possibilitytobookmarkfavoriteexercises
♔Theapplicationisadaptedtothebiggerscreenofatablet
♔Theapplicationdoesnotrequireaninternetconnection

Thecourseincludesafreepart,inwhichyoucantesttheprogram.Lessonsofferedinthefreeversionisfullyfunctional.Theyallowyoutotesttheapplicationinrealworldconditionsbeforereleasingthefollowingtopics:
1.Introduction
1.1.Introduction
1.2.Chessboard
1.3.Chesspieces
1.4.Startingposition
2.Pieces'moves
2.1.Rook
2.2.Bishop
2.3.Queen
2.4.Knight
2.5.King
2.6.Pawn
3.Pawnpromotion
4.Therelativevalueofthepieces
5.Theroleoftheking.Checkandmate
5.1.Check
5.2.Gettingoutofcheck
5.3.Mate
5.4.Castling
5.5.Mateinonemove
5.6.Stalemate
5.7.Perpetualcheck
6.Capture
7.Notation(Howtoreadmoves)
8.Elementarycapture
8.1.Winningaknight
8.2.Winningabishop
8.3.Winningarook
8.4.Winningaqueen
8.5.Winapiece
9.Simpledefense
9.1.Retreat
9.2.Defendingwithanotherpiece
9.3.Takinganattackingpiece
9.4.Interception
9.5.Defendingfrommate
10.Chessskillsdevelopment
11.Theroleoftheking.Continuation
11.1.Matein1
11.2.Matein2
11.3.Discoveredcheck
11.4.Doublecheck
11.5.Perpetualcheck
11.6.Stalemate
12.Kingandqueenagainstaking
13.Kingandrookagainstaking
14.Kingandminorpieceagainstaking
15.Kingandapawnagainstaking
16.Etiquetteduringagame
17.Chessmazes