Vivian (Step 4) tied for 2nd place. Congratulation!
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Michael (Step 3) tied for first with 6-0, breaking through 1000. He led his school team win the first place in the state tournament. Congratulation!
Allen (Step 3) tied for 6th place, rating jumping by 98, breaking through 1200. Congratulation!
Ryan (Step 4) tied for the second place in his section. Congratulation!
Open section: Vincent (Step 4) won the section, rating jumping by 174, breaking through 1200.
Open section: Hemtej (Step 4) won the second place, breaking through 1100. U1000 section: My first-ever ex-student Matthew won the section with 4-0, breaking through 1000. U1000 section: Joshua tied for second place. U600 section: Mahendraa (Step 2) tied for the 4th place in his first tournament, rating jumping above 600. Intermediate section: Eimantas (Step 3) won the section with 4-0. Intermediate section: Derek (Step 2) won the second place. Beginner section: Soham (Step 2) won the first place, Adarsh (Step 2) won the second place. Princeton Chess Academy won the team trophy for almost all sections: Open, U1000, Intermediate and Beginners. Congratulation! Allen (Step 3) won the section with 4-0, rating jumping by 106. Congratulation!
Derek (Step 2) tied for 2nd place, rating breaking through 800. Congratulation!
To mitigate the problem that a student could not persist in working on tactic problems at home everyday, I am offering a weekly video course. I am using the book "5334 Chess Problems, Combinations, and Games" to complement the Steps Method series I am using in classes right now.
Please check out the blog site for demo videos: http://www.chessparents.net/5334 Q: Is this a real-time class in classroom? A: No, it's not. It's a video course. Every week I record one video based on students' questions, and publish it on the course website. Q: Is the book 5334 provided? A: No, you have to buy it by yourself. Q: How can I ask questions? A: Every week, I will publish the suggested schedule on the above blog site. You can add comments to the blog with Page number and Question number. Q: Do we have to follow the suggested schedule? Can we move faster or slower? A: No, the schedule is only suggested. You can move at your own pace. Q: Can we ask questions outside the suggested pages? A: Yes, you can ask questions on any page in the 5334 book. To sign up the two-year course, https://princetonchessacademy.teachable.com/p/5334-chess-problems-combinations-and-games To buy the book: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_4?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=5334+problems%2C+combinations+and+games&sprefix=5334%2Caps%2C141&crid=33LLQSPNK4I9R |
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