Shrutika Prachand
Creative Chess lessons with problem solving focus
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Shrutika Prachand
Bachelors degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
50 lessons
20% off
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30 lessons
15% off
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20 lessons
10% off
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10 lessons
5% off
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5 lessons
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1 lessons
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About your chess coach
I have completed my BE in Electronics Engineering from Nagpur. Later I pursued my PGDM RBA from Welingkar Mumbai. I am teaching chess since last 10+ years offline and last 5+ years online. I have taught many kids from various countries like USA ,UK ,UAE ,Qatar, Singapore ,India etc. I am also playing chess since last 15+ years. I have won multiple awards and medals in chess. I have also been featured in newspaper for many times. I am felicitated with Vidarbha Kreeda Ratna Puraskar for extra ordinary achievements in chess.
Types of learners for chess lessons
College
Chess classes overview
I teach kids from 5 to 15+ years of age. My teaching strategies are totally based on the requirements of the students. As the learning requirements of each student are different. Generally, I explain each and every concept in the most simplified way I can, and I am also keen on listening to the students doubts and providing clarifications to them. I follow a particular syllabus while teaching. I have taught many kids from various countries like USA ,UK ,UAE ,Qatar ,Singapore ,India etc.
Expert in opening and endgame strategies
Master key openings and endgames in each session.
Improved focus and decision making
90% of learners report better focus during games
Personalized training for skill progression
80% of learners see faster progress with tailored lessons.
Flexible Scheduling
Allows 1h early scheduling
Allows 1h early rescheduling
Can wait for 20 mins after joining
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Games concepts taught by Shrutika
The student and tutor focused on understanding and applying the chess tactic of 'pinning'. They reviewed the definitions of absolute and relative pins, analyzed various board positions to identify and exploit pins, and discussed strategies for both creating and defending against them. The next class will involve solving more chess puzzles.
Chess Pins: An Introduction
Identifying and Exploiting Pins
Defending Against Pins
Illegal Moves and Penalties
The Tutor and Student reviewed several chess opening traps, including Fool's Mate and Scholar's Mate, and the Three Knights Defense Trap. They practiced identifying tactical opportunities and applying opening principles during a game and through puzzles, with a focus on avoiding blunders and understanding opponent strategies.
Fool's Mate
Scholar's Mate
Three Knights Defense Trap
Opening Principles & Sacrifice
The Tutor and Student reviewed the fundamental outcomes of a chess game, including wins and the various types of draws such as insufficient mating material, stalemate, three-fold repetition, and draw by agreement. The Student then practiced applying these concepts by solving several chess puzzles, focusing on checkmate sequences.
Hookmate Pattern
Chess Game Outcomes
Types of Wins in Chess
Types of Draws in Chess
The session involved solving chess puzzles focused on identifying checkmates in two moves. The Student practiced recognizing tactical patterns and anticipating opponent responses. The session concluded with encouragement to continue practicing to improve speed and accuracy in identifying checkmates.
Identifying Checks
Recognizing Checkmates
Strategic Piece Placement
Thinking Ahead: Considering Opponent's Moves
Basic Chess Piece Movements
The Student practiced solving chess puzzles focused on checkmating patterns, particularly those involving the queen. The exercises involved identifying checkmates in one, two, or three moves. The Student aimed to complete 30 puzzles, focusing on improving pattern recognition and tactical skills.
Dovetail Mate
Identifying Checks and Checkmates
Pattern Recognition
Two-Move Puzzles
Queen's Mobility and Attack
The student practiced identifying and executing checkmates in various chess puzzles. The session focused on recognizing doveetail and smothered mate patterns, emphasizing the roles of the queen and knight, respectively, in these checkmates. The tutor provided hints and guidance to improve the student's problem-solving skills in end-game scenarios.
Recognizing Mate in One
Check vs. Checkmate
Smothered Mate
Dovetail Mate
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