How to choose when learning Go takes up too much time for children?

Hello. I think many parents will encounter a similar situation, so if the child really wants to play Go, you can't help but satisfy the child, and you can't stifle the child's self-confidence, which will cause him a certain negative impact. As long as you don't delay learning, you should still let your child continue to learn, because learning Go is a meaningful thing for children to think.

So if your child will delay learning, you should tell him, "It is good to learn Go, but if you practice too much, and if you delay learning, you will lose more than you gain, you should practice Go at the right time, this is good for you and for learning, isn't it?" "This way, children will be able to do the right things at the right time and will not delay their studies.

It still depends on whether the child likes it or not, after all, interest is a good teacher, whether it is useful in the future or not, whether it can be used as his lifelong pursuit, Go still has a lot of benefits, especially the training of thinking ability. If it's still not too big, it's still important to balance this time and develop interests and hobbies without affecting your studies. Although it is not recommended for parents to interfere too much in their child's development, it is still necessary to at least go to university and preferably have a graduate degree when the child is considered for the future, which may become necessary when he grows up.

It depends on the child's personal development direction, if you want to really become a master, then you have to spend more time to do it, but don't get too tired, otherwise the gains outweigh the losses.

Also give the child's childhood to the child.

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.

It depends on the child's interestI started learning in the second grade, and I wasn't very interested in it at first, and it took two years to get promoted. But when I was in the fourth grade, I met a good teacher, and my interest increased greatly, I had to go home at noon every day to play one or two games on the Internet, go home at night to read the questions of life and death, and continue to play "Yicheng" after eating and writing homework.

It's even more crazy during the holidays, and there are several or even a dozen games every day. There are also more than 30 books of the set Go world.

Between February 2014 and May 2015, I went from 1 to 5 dan by leaps and bounds. I participated in a total of four competitions, and although I didn't get good results, I was still the sixth to last for the 5th dan, but I really went up the dan every time. At that time, I didn't really feel particularly excited about being promoted to 5 dan, and I didn't feel like some people were taking exams, and the effort for so long was not in vain.

I didn't learn Go less than a year after I was promoted to play Wudan, because the Liudan teacher was gone (back to his hometown), and there were no good teachers in our small county, and I didn't learn it again for other reasons, I was also playing Glory of Kings at the time, and my interest in Go was not as enthusiastic as before.

I haven't studied for four years now, and I still miss it when I think about it now. (Now the regression of chess skills is not very powerful, the fourth dan is still relatively easy to win, but it is a little difficult to play the fifth dan when it is a little difficult, maybe the muscle memory of playing chess before?) ）。

I don't think any games are harmful to me anymore, but those games have also brought me happiness and accompanied me through a period of time. Go and games are a trajectory in my life, and now I don't pay much attention to the game, but I'm more interested in some paintings and art, and I can only say goodbye to those things that have accompanied me.