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How to access chess.com if it's blocked at school!
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4 days ago
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#243
yuareba wrote:
i-AGC wrote:
ThrillerFan wrote:
Chess.com SHOULD BE BLOCKED at schools. You are not there to play chess. YOU are there to learn how to read, write, add, subtract, the wrongs of the past so that they are not repeated (a specific 79 year old clearly failed that class), the fact that you don't put a sodium block in water in your house, etc!
Schools that have chess clubs, that is an after school activity and they should be playing against each other with boards and pieces, not on chess.com posting on forums.
I know teachers first hand. 90% of today's kids are clueless as to how to sit down and shut up and let the teacher teach, and then actually doing their work. They whine about tests, don't study, and then claim they didn't know that the test was this Monday when it was announced 6 times in the last 2 weeks.
Chess.com SHOULD BE BLOCKED in schools! No wonder Gen Z cashiers can't make change at the register and Gen Z waiters and waitresses don't even understand manners when at work, calling their customers Sugar and Sweet Pea and Boss Man and Bruh - It is Sir and Mam to you unless they are a frequent regular that you know by name and you wait on them every day or every week on the same day of the week, etc.
What is wrong with people these days?
you're one of the 90% too then
bro shut up bro like no one cares we just want fun
chess is a strategic game that can teach kids strategy and if a child only learns and does nothing else than they will be less inclined to work hard later children need fun activities and most schools don't give those on a regular basis so if a kid wants to have fun after their done with work than they should be able to however I agree with they shouldn't be playing while the teacher is teaching or while they are supposed to be doing an assignment but that choice should be up to the teachers not the higher ups who cant build a functional system to keep kids engaged
4 days ago
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#244
You can access chess.com if its blocked at school by connecting from someplace other than school.
Your welcome. But, if you couldn't figure that out on your own your probably not going to achieve a very high elo rating.
3 days ago
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#245
ThoughtPaddler wrote:
You can access chess.com if its blocked at school by connecting from someplace other than school.
Your welcome. But, if you couldn't figure that out on your own your probably not going to achieve a very high elo rating.
you should actually not be talking because I have way higher rating than you!
Chess.com SHOULD BE BLOCKED at schools. You are not there to play chess. YOU are there to learn how to read, write, add, subtract, the wrongs of the past so that they are not repeated (a specific 79 year old clearly failed that class), the fact that you don't put a sodium block in water in your house, etc!
Schools that have chess clubs, that is an after school activity and they should be playing against each other with boards and pieces, not on chess.com posting on forums.
I know teachers first hand. 90% of today's kids are clueless as to how to sit down and shut up and let the teacher teach, and then actually doing their work. They whine about tests, don't study, and then claim they didn't know that the test was this Monday when it was announced 6 times in the last 2 weeks.
Chess.com SHOULD BE BLOCKED in schools! No wonder Gen Z cashiers can't make change at the register and Gen Z waiters and waitresses don't even understand manners when at work, calling their customers Sugar and Sweet Pea and Boss Man and Bruh - It is Sir and Mam to you unless they are a frequent regular that you know by name and you wait on them every day or every week on the same day of the week, etc.
What is wrong with people these days?
you're one of the 90% too then
bro shut up bro like no one cares we just want fun