Shrutika Prachand
Creative Chess lessons with problem solving focus
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Chess classes - Shrutika Prachand
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
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.
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.
Games concept taught by Shrutika
Shrutika and Ishaan dedicated their recent chess lesson to Anastasia's mate, a specific checkmating pattern involving a knight and rook. Ishaan actively practiced identifying and executing this mate across various puzzle scenarios. They intend to continue honing their skills in Anastasia's mate during their upcoming lesson to achieve mastery.
Check (Chess)
Anastasia Mate
Checkmate (Chess)
Forcing Moves
Forcing Moves
Checkmate (Chess)
Check (Chess)
Anastasia Mate
During their recent chess lesson, Shrutika guided Ishaan through the intricacies of smothered mate checkmate patterns. Ishaan actively practiced identifying the precise move sequences required to execute a smothered mate, with a particular emphasis on queen sacrifices and knight checkmates. Together, they solved numerous puzzles, aiming to sharpen his pattern recognition and tactical execution in chess.
Queen Sacrifice
Double Check
Smothered Mate
Queen Sacrifice
Smothered Mate
Double Check
Shrutika worked with Ishaan on chess, where they analyzed a grandmaster game to explore openings like the Caro-Kann and tactical sacrifices. Ishaan also focused on improving his speed and pattern recognition by practicing mate-in-one puzzles, successfully progressing to Beginner Level 5.
Kokan Defense
Sicilian Defense
French Defense
Absolute Pin
Sacrifice for Checkmate
Kokan Defense
Sicilian Defense
French Defense
Shrutika and Ishaan engaged in a chess lesson where they focused on solving mate-in-two puzzles, with a particular emphasis on identifying checks and checkmates. Ishaan diligently practiced systematically analyzing possible moves and considering his opponent's responses. The lesson concluded with Shrutika praising Ishaan's progress and suggesting they move on to trickier puzzles involving skewers and pins in future lessons.
Piece Coordination
Finding Checks
Thinking Ahead (Opponent's Moves)
Checkmate
Piece Coordination
Finding Checks
Thinking Ahead (Opponent's Moves)
Checkmate
During their recent chess lesson, Shrutika and Ishaan delved into analyzing a recent game, pinpointing areas for improvement such as piece development and avoiding unnecessary pawn moves. They then transitioned to practicing mate-in-two puzzles, with a focus on identifying checks and forcing moves. For continued practice, Ishaan was assigned homework to solve at least five mate-in-two puzzles.
Chess Piece Values
Chess Opening Principles
Mate-in-Puzzles Strategy
Avoiding Free Piece Giveaways
Chess Piece Values
Mate-in-Puzzles Strategy
Avoiding Free Piece Giveaways
Chess Opening Principles
Shruthika guided Ishaan through a chess lesson, focusing on checkmating patterns like Fool's Mate and Scholar's Mate. Prior to this, they had practiced mate-in-one and mate-in-two puzzles, and Ishaan's solving speed notably improved during the lesson. For continued skill enhancement in chess, Shruthika recommended Ishaan spend 15 minutes daily on puzzles and playing games.
Forcing Moves
Scholar's Mate
Mate in One Puzzles
Mate in Two Puzzles
Fool's Mate
Mate in Two Puzzles
Mate in One Puzzles
Forcing Moves
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