How much does learning Go help children learn?

I think Go has helped me a lot

I only started learning Go in junior high school, and at that time our class was a special recruitment class, and there were several upper players in the class (others were playing chess or something), and we thought that they were all ......very active in their brains

Is it worth what you say, I guess you are considering whether it is beneficial for him to go on to higher education and employment, I can tell you with certainty, there is!

Personally, I don't have this consideration when I learn Go, just as a hobby, and even like many people who want to play mahjong in their spare time, I will find someone to play chess (originally I thought that no one could play chess, and after graduating from junior high school, I entered a key high school, and I found out that this and that would be at the end of three days, but like your son's level, he is generally a top person in school).

You said that your son is busy, and he is so busy that he is ...... mathematics, physics and chemistryStep by step, I found that all the people around me would, and at this time, I was proud of my specialty

After reading books for more than ten years, as those things that cope with exams are forgotten little by little, I believe more and more that interest is the best teacher! I filled in all my volunteers, and my parents never cared, including choosing a second major or something later, and they all made their own ......Don't embarrass the child, give him a choice, and ask him if he likes Go, (I think Go has an absolute charm that makes people say they like it)-

If you really don't like it, you won't be a professional chess player in the future (if you don't like it, it's not interesting to do it), his current level is enough.

If you like it, but you're not ready to take Go as a career, then don't push it too hard, you can do the best in the test, and you won't be able to pull down in the test.

If you like it and have a lifelong intention to engage in it, I personally think that some disciplines are good to master the basics, and there is no need to study them deeply.

Introduction to Go: Taught by chess saints Nie Weiping and Fan Lu.

I think learning should continue until now, and should not give up halfway, learning Go is good for children's thinking and dealing with the world, especially the overall situation in Go, and cultivating sons to achieve great careers.

I think as long as the child likes it, it is worth it, firstly, this is his interest, secondly, Go can exercise people's thinking ability, and thirdly, if he can show his strengths in this area, it will have many benefits for his future.

If you want him to follow a career path, stick with it. If it's not for a while, you can slow down the progress After all, a hobby is a lifelong thing, and there is no need to rush it

Don't stop your child from learning Go, he is 3 dan at such a young age, and he definitely has an extraordinary talent for Go. Let your child learn whatever he wants, and don't care too much about his child's future. Besides, learning Go is also very promising.

This is the child's favor, if he is not allowed to learn, he will be even less attentive to learning the rest. Please listen to my advice, thank you.

There are only nine paragraphs in total, three paragraphs, and you should not give up halfway, continue to work hard, and should not give up.

Learning Go can enhance memory and be good for children in the future.

Exercise his patience and perseverance.

It is necessary. Go requires careful thinking and strategy in the game. In the Go classroom, you also need to listen carefully to the teacher's explanation.

Because Go is a hobby that can be enjoyed by children and the elderly, sometimes Go is also a communication tool. In the past, there were many cases of elderly people who had few opportunities to communicate with each other and started to talk and laugh with each other through Go. By communicating with a variety of people, you will be able to grow more competently.

In addition, Go is a global game, so it also helps us to communicate internationally. Even if we don't know a foreign language, we can communicate through games, and we can say that there are similarities between Go and sports in this respect.

Notes:

It is not enough to play the role of each sub-part, but to combine them to form a joint force of the overall situation, which is the overall consciousness of Go. The overall coordination will directly affect the change of the overall chess situation. The overall awareness also includes other aspects such as overall priorities, giving up the small to the big, and so on.

Training the big picture through Go will improve your decision-making skills.

It should be said that people's wisdom will not differ much, and to a large extent, it depends on the cultivation of the day after tomorrow. The highest level of concentration in Go refers to the degree of concentration and dedication to learning, and whether or not you have learned and entered it when studying, which will have a direct impact on the students' academic performance. Playing Go has a unique training effect in cultivating students' attention and memory after the game.

It is useful for children to learn Go.

Learning Go is one of the best ways to improve children's overall quality. After long-term scientific research and testing, experts in the field of education believe that learning Go has many benefits for children.

1. Develop intelligence.

Go is an intellectual sport, and every move requires a lot of calculations and judgments before it can be dropped. Playing Go can effectively help children develop a good habit of using their brains and thinking diligently.

2. Cultivate sentiment.

Go is an elegant sport. The profound philosophical theories in Go and the unique cultural connotations of Go will unconsciously affect children's outlook on life and worldview. At the same time, a child's every move when playing chess affects the opponent's perception of his own character quality.

Playing Go can help children build a high moral character.

3. It is conducive to children's concentration.

The board is always full of intense battles, and there can be no distraction or slackness at any time. Every move of the opponent must be carefully evaluated and judged before the correct response can be made. Playing Go is an excellent way for children to concentrate.

4. Cultivate children's ability to think independently and solve problems independently.

Against a strong opponent, every move can be a difficult situation. Children must learn to ask questions independently without any support, and then resolve disputes on the board independently. Playing Go can effectively cultivate children's ability to think independently and solve problems independently.

5. Cultivate children's creativity.

The so-called "start with the right and end with the odd win", that is, at the beginning of the game, the situation is formed by conventional means, and in the end, the opponent must use unexpected methods to win. You can't win just by following your opponent mediocrely, so you have to be surprisingly new on the board and make moves that are very difficult for your opponent in order to win and earn your opponent's respect.

Around the age of 5 is a good time to develop intelligence, but also the best time to learn Go, there is no heavy learning tasks, there is plenty of time, the child has a certain ability to concentrate, you can sit down and listen carefully to the class and play the 9-way chessboard, full of curiosity about the outside world, the wonderful world of Go can soon attract children.

Go playing skills.

Interest is the best teacher, the teacher's teaching method should be in line with the characteristics of the child, the teacher and parents should communicate more, and the appreciation education should be the mainstay, so that the child will have a strong interest in Go from the beginning of contact with Go.

To improve the ability to face setbacks, playing Go is a communication activity between people, and from the beginning of learning Go, you have to face the success or failure of Go.

If you want to improve your level, you must spend more time learning Go, listen attentively in class, play more chess and do more problems, there is no shortcut to improve the level of Go, mainly relying on the usual accumulation. Children with a certain level of Go will also be very good in cultural classes.

The best age for children to learn Go should be 4-5 years old, and it is more appropriate to learn after 5 years old.

Cause. Go is a form of advanced intellectual gymnastics, and it is not always better to learn it at a young age. Especially at the age of 2-3 years is not suitable for studying.

Children who are too young have limited ability to understand and accept, and their self-control skills are weaker. In the usual observation, it is not difficult for us to find that some children aged 2-3 years old can't even express their words clearly, and children who are too young can't count, even if they can count, but children who can count 100 are very rare, even if they can count, it is very normal not to know the number. In the process of learning Go, there are many issues, such as numbers, how much, spatial layout, etc., and there are many professional terms, the understanding of these words greatly exceeds the comprehension ability of young children, once the child forms a bad idea of "Go" in the process of contact, it is very likely to hit the child's interest in exploring and learning new knowledge and the confidence to learn in the future, which plays a counterproductive role.

For children, 4-8 years old is the first stage of Go enlightenment;

4 years old is generally the bottom limit, because Go is an intellectual sport, and the learning process of Go involves issues such as numbers, how much, spatial layout, etc., and there are many professional terms, and the understanding of these words greatly exceeds the comprehension ability of young children. After the age of 4, the child's brain has developed to a certain extent, and he can better accept and understand the rules of Go and how to play it.

4-6 years old is the best age to learn Go. This age is the best time to develop intelligence, because at this age children have a lot of time, are eager to learn, and are very curious and receptive. Children in the 4-6 age group will be relatively attentive and able to think on their own.

After all, the next game of chess will take longer and longer, and there will be more and more places to calculate, and children will make very rapid progress in learning Go when they are 6 years old. Moreover, in the practice of teaching, it was found that the children in a Go class were 5 and 8 years old, but after studying for a period of time, their grades were basically the same, and some even surpassed the older children. Therefore, 4-6 years old is the best age for children to learn Go.

Go is a very good educational sport that can be developed when a child is four or five years old.

At what age can a child learn Go? It should be as early as possible, and you can start your education at the age of 6 to 7.

Summary: Yes. Go can indirectly improve academic performance.

Go is the best tool to develop intelligence, we all know that Go can develop intelligence, cultivate temperament, enhance logical thinking ability, but at the same time Go is also a means of frustration education, Go is a very cruel competitive project, although the development of children's intelligence in the game, but a game of chess is either lost or won, for children's body and mind, especially mental endurance is an excellent exercise.

Introduction:

Go, a strategic two-player chess game, was called "Yi" in ancient China and "go" in the West. It is popular in East Asian countries (China, Japan, South Korea, and North Korea), and is one of the four arts of qin, chess, calligraphy and painting. Go originated in China, is said to have been written by Emperor Yao, and has been recorded in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

During the Sui and Tang dynasties, it was introduced to Japan through Korea and spread to Europe and the United States. Go contains the rich connotation of Chinese culture, and it is the embodiment of Chinese culture and civilization.

It is useful for children to learn Go.

Benefits of learning Go:

1. Develop intelligence and improve ability:

Go is an intellectual sport, and the process of playing Go is inevitably inseparable from calculation, and it must be completed by one's own mental arithmetic. Since "one wrong step will lose the whole game", playing Go can help children develop a good habit of using their brains and thinking diligently.

After long-term training, children's ability in computing will be significantly improved, and it will be much easier to learn mathematics. There are many knowledge points that need to be memorized in Go, especially the review after the game, which is also very helpful to strengthen children's memory.

2. It can make the child "quiet".

Children are active by nature, and Go requires sitting quietly in front of the chessboard and playing against each other, without speaking, just playing chess, which is another name for chess, "hand talk". No matter how active a child is, he can play more chess, at least he can "sit still", if a game of chess is normal for more than 45 minutes, the child will be able to sit down safely in class for 45 minutes.

Moreover, playing chess requires children's attention to be more concentrated, and cannot be distracted and relaxed. Every move you make needs to be evaluated and judged before you can make a reasonable layout. In the process of playing, it is necessary to wait and discover various opportunities to arise, and this process is also very helpful in developing children's attention and patience.

3. Improve children's psychological quality

Children who play chess face winning and losing in the process of practice, and will experience more frequent and objective failures than children with demonstrative skills such as art, and realize the importance of "hard power". Therefore, playing Go regularly can enable children to develop a good habit of never giving up in the face of adversity and pressure, and quickly adjusting their mentality.

Children who play chess are aware of their ability to win and lose head-on earlier than their peers, and when they grow older, their mental capacity will be better.

4. Cultivate rational thinking

Life is like chess, chess is like life. Go is like a miniature life, in the process of playing chess, each move is a simulation of the process of choice, and the child is constantly thinking and making decisions in the chess game, so that children can develop a thinking pattern. When faced with life choices, children who play chess can make more calm and rational decisions in the face of more complex situations and longer fronts.

Go can cultivate children's rational thinking and will not hurt children's artistry. Playing chess pays attention to "planning and then acting", that is, before the next move, you should consider the next few moves or even a dozen moves, and the opponent's various ways of dealing with and your own way of playing are already in your mind before taking this move.