Hello Debbie, I give lessons in the Philadelphia area, anywhere around Center City. However do note that at the current moment my roster of regular students is full.
my family is de same shahade in your family we live in Dominican republic bat other in Johnstown p.a.is large family in usa your grand father was cousing of my father ok
soy dominicano vivo en miami es la misma familia , una parte importante de la misma vive en Johnstown P.A.mi padre se llamaba najib mis tios en usa , George , Alexander , Michel etc vivieron en el referido pueblo y dejaron una numerosa y distinguida familia . abrazos
Hello, I enjoyed Greg’s article on the USCF site regarding chess study habits of kids, especially those of Ray Robson: http://main.uschess.org/content/view/11811/141/
I was struck in the same way: how could a kid of Ray’s age at the time study so diligently and effectively? Many college students aren’t nearly as disciplined!
My 12 year old son (around USCF and FIDE 1950) falls under the category of the kid who needs to be pushed into studying, though he loves playing in tournaments.
It would be great to see follow-on on the topic of how to teach kids to study. I never really thought of the *method* of learning how to study, instead focusing on *what* he should be studying, which is largely from what his teacher recommends.
I would be very curious to know how Greg or others have helped kids how to learn to study. Of course, this skill would also be very useful to apply to other subjects outside of chess.
I do not know if you remember me but I use to play as Minstrel on Icc a few years ago. Was wondering if you still play online anymore. Best of luck to you. Ron.
I hope that I’m not mistaking you for somebody else but you played kung-fu-chess as “curtains” and you were a champion in the game. I have played you before and wish you would return to the game when you have spare time. Thanks!
i saw your article on time controls. totally agree. a further point on this subject would be, in this day how do you attract the next generation of chess players. younger players (kids etc) simply don’t have the time to play chess for a theoretical 2 games of 6 hours for 3 days and still participate in other activities. most of those surveys seem to be filled out by older players who want the longer time control to be able to compete with younger players, but this risks killing off the next generation of players. 90 minutes d30, is plenty long enough. i think if more tournaments adopted this time control you’d have fewer kids drop out of chess as they get older, which would help the entire chess community in the US. chess shouldn’t become a game for old people with a lot of time on their hands.
I hope this email finds you well. I was hoping I could purchase some advertising space in gregshahade.com
More specifically, we would like to do it in the form of a sponsored post. We would provide you with a high quality original article that suits the audience of your website, and we would use this
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Alternatively, if you are more comfortable writing your own content, you could simply write your own article and we would just tell you what link we would like published. We would also consider
the option of you just placing a link in an old post or some other page in your website.
If you are interested, please let me know and we’ll talk about it! If it does interest you, what would be your asking price for a sponsored post?
Thanks, looking forward to hearing back from you.
Kayla
Online Advertising Manager
P.S. Oh, also I would like to know if linking to a gambling website would be a problem for you, since some of our clients have websites in this niche and are looking to get some exposure. These are only
high quality websites which discuss gambling strategies and review some online casinos (only those that operate in legal and regulated markets).
Hello Greg. I write for Yerevan Magazine, and I was hoping that we you would answer some question about your chess career; namely your interaction with Samuel Sevian. Please email me at: patrickbairamian (at) gmail (dot) com
Greg
My son Ryan plays in tournaments (past 2 years) rated around 1650 and studies chess. where do you give lessons?
Debbie
Hello Debbie, I give lessons in the Philadelphia area, anywhere around Center City. However do note that at the current moment my roster of regular students is full.
my family is de same shahade in your family we live in Dominican republic bat other in Johnstown p.a.is large family in usa your grand father was cousing of my father ok
soy dominicano vivo en miami es la misma familia , una parte importante de la misma vive en Johnstown P.A.mi padre se llamaba najib mis tios en usa , George , Alexander , Michel etc vivieron en el referido pueblo y dejaron una numerosa y distinguida familia . abrazos
Hello, I enjoyed Greg’s article on the USCF site regarding chess study habits of kids, especially those of Ray Robson:
http://main.uschess.org/content/view/11811/141/
I was struck in the same way: how could a kid of Ray’s age at the time study so diligently and effectively? Many college students aren’t nearly as disciplined!
My 12 year old son (around USCF and FIDE 1950) falls under the category of the kid who needs to be pushed into studying, though he loves playing in tournaments.
It would be great to see follow-on on the topic of how to teach kids to study. I never really thought of the *method* of learning how to study, instead focusing on *what* he should be studying, which is largely from what his teacher recommends.
I would be very curious to know how Greg or others have helped kids how to learn to study. Of course, this skill would also be very useful to apply to other subjects outside of chess.
I do not know if you remember me but I use to play as Minstrel on Icc a few years ago. Was wondering if you still play online anymore. Best of luck to you. Ron.
I hope that I’m not mistaking you for somebody else but you played kung-fu-chess as “curtains” and you were a champion in the game. I have played you before and wish you would return to the game when you have spare time. Thanks!
i saw your article on time controls. totally agree. a further point on this subject would be, in this day how do you attract the next generation of chess players. younger players (kids etc) simply don’t have the time to play chess for a theoretical 2 games of 6 hours for 3 days and still participate in other activities. most of those surveys seem to be filled out by older players who want the longer time control to be able to compete with younger players, but this risks killing off the next generation of players. 90 minutes d30, is plenty long enough. i think if more tournaments adopted this time control you’d have fewer kids drop out of chess as they get older, which would help the entire chess community in the US. chess shouldn’t become a game for old people with a lot of time on their hands.
Hi,
I hope this email finds you well. I was hoping I could purchase some advertising space in gregshahade.com
More specifically, we would like to do it in the form of a sponsored post. We would provide you with a high quality original article that suits the audience of your website, and we would use this
opportunity to link to one of our promoted websites.
Alternatively, if you are more comfortable writing your own content, you could simply write your own article and we would just tell you what link we would like published. We would also consider
the option of you just placing a link in an old post or some other page in your website.
If you are interested, please let me know and we’ll talk about it! If it does interest you, what would be your asking price for a sponsored post?
Thanks, looking forward to hearing back from you.
Kayla
Online Advertising Manager
P.S. Oh, also I would like to know if linking to a gambling website would be a problem for you, since some of our clients have websites in this niche and are looking to get some exposure. These are only
high quality websites which discuss gambling strategies and review some online casinos (only those that operate in legal and regulated markets).
Hello Greg. I write for Yerevan Magazine, and I was hoping that we you would answer some question about your chess career; namely your interaction with Samuel Sevian. Please email me at: patrickbairamian (at) gmail (dot) com
I would very much be interested in your story.
best
patrick