آموزش شطرنج در مدارس ایران

Very good Mr_T ... one is a boy and the other is a girl :)

Haha.  Yes!

She must be from the city ...

On the topic of weather ... the hottest weather girls are from Mexico.

pronounced ... mehico.

I've never seen a Salvadoran weathergirl, but I imagine she makes the 'mehican' weathergirls look like bean-fed kentucky weathergirls ;)

lmfao!!

من شده است با استفاده از ترجمه به خواندن پست در این موضوع و نه می تواند مقاومت در برابر تایپ این در زبان فارسی

how do you know thats here XP

خیلی خوب

what language is that?

Farsi

Let me translate the subject written in Persian language.

The subject is about: What will be happened if the chess could be considered as a minor course in schools or universities such as math or physics? 

1- Approximately from 20 years ago, the chess was considered as a minor course in Cuba and Icland.

2- According to the investigations, chess was considered as an extra course in several country universities including USA, Swedan, Canada, and Russia in which the students were free to choose the course or not. It was concluded that the chess-payer students (i.e., the students who agree to have chess-course in the university) show better than the remaining student (i.e.,  the students who did not like to have chess-course in the university). So, the chess was known as a way to improve the students skill during their educational course in university.

Yes... chess gives the younger person the skills of discipline and planning. These are essential skills in this day and age.

 من معلمم  واقعا دوست دارم یه روز اینجوری بشه . من پارسال برای بچه ها شطرنج به صورت دزدکی آموزش میدادم ولی میترسیدیم که گیر بدن

یعنی دانش آموزان در ساعت درس ورزش هم اجازه شطرنج کار کردن ندارند؟

البته لازم به ذکره که من همسرم امروز بهم گفت 
که  در ساعت ورزش در مدرسه اش کاملا شطرنج رو تدریس می کردند.بطور کاملا ازاد و در کنار سایر 
و این روال هنوز هم هست .
ولی این که ساعتی رو به نام ساعت شطرنج و یک واحد درسی باشه ...نه ...این دیده نشده 

Its good to see Nadia is covering more of her head.  Whew!  :(

Mr_T ... with respect... they are talking about something really interesting.... Their experience of chess being taught at school :))

Ya. Ya, I hear ya.   That is riveting.

The Farsi word for the traditional covering (head-to-toe) that Iranian women wear is 'chador'. I learned a little Farsi when I lived in Teheran from 1974-76 , before the Revolution.

And I actually learned to play chess in school in Iran!