Children will shrink back when they encounter difficulties, and will not continue their studies after a little quarrel. At this time, parents should pay attention to cultivating their children's willpower.
Willpower is mainly manifested in overcoming many difficulties in order to achieve a certain goal when encountering some difficulties, and in this process, it shows the tendency of continuous behavior. Mainly manifested in the ability of continuous concentration, anti-interference ability and the ability to cope with setbacks. Playing chess can not only improve children's spatial thinking ability and mathematical ability, but also greatly assist children's willpower. Long-term games and adherence to rules make board games a very good tool for training willpower.
Board games can promote the improvement of mathematical ability and help to cultivate willpower. At the same time, it emphasizes rules and obeying them. Children will have a strong interest in playing chess when they are five or six years old.
In the process of playing chess, parents should feedback their children's behavior in time. When children win, parents can ask them to share their experiences and strategies and encourage them to express their ideas. When children encounter difficulties or failures, parents should give encouragement and help, and establish their self-confidence in coping with difficulties and failures. At the same time, we should review with our children what is worth learning and improving in the game.
At this time, parents should give their children more opportunities to express themselves, so that children can clearly understand where the gap between themselves and their peers lies.
Just like the "three-way chess" played by many primary school students now, it is composed of 48 pieces. By moving the red, yellow, green and yellow pieces, when the red, yellow, green and yellow pieces form a small triangle, it can be calculated by addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. As a result, the corresponding score can be obtained corresponding to the number of black pieces on the chessboard, and the player with the highest cumulative score wins. In the process of playing chess, for example, in terms of attention, "I will carefully observe every movement when I play chess in the future." In terms of anti-interference ability, "it is wrong to touch children and move them, and it is also wrong to make children regret playing chess." In dealing with setbacks, "you can't back down when you encounter difficulties, you must find ways to solve them."
Through such communication and sharing, children can understand the importance of persistence. Su San chess is a national patent product. Great achievements have been made in improving children's oral and mental arithmetic ability, which has been recognized by many teachers and parents. At the same time, children will not feel bored, because there are many different algorithms in the process of playing chess, which require an active brain to beat competitors, and at the same time, the enthusiasm of children for learning mathematics is constantly improved.