I can recommend to play some correspondence chess on sites like gameknot, etc. They have calibrated their rating system in the old school way, were an average player always has around 1500 ELO.
I'm rated around 1600 there in that old club. Compare that to my 900 in this new rating system.
@magipi wrote "your English is too difficult for me. Why don't you lower the level." Answer: Live with it. Some of us have a higher IQ than you!!
Its fairly known that you are generally over rated when at your peak. So it shouldn't be something you cling to, or expect to be. Its your high end rating, which could have been the result of a streak based on factors that aren't necessarily indicative to your strength. Try to focus on just playing good chess, and learning from your happy accidents when you don't play good chess.
@amoghakellachess wrote" you write like a f**kn PhD. I will give you a thumbs down for that" Answer: That certainly doesn't make you look very bright. Quite the contrary, actually!
I also need help I'm failing at passing 200 ELO and I'm trying but I blunder my knight like every game in like 10 moves or less accidentally.
It has been a whole year, and you are still at 200 ELO lol
Well right, the question then becomes, A) Does this person want to improve and B) What are they doing to improve?