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kcfeThis document summarizes key findings from psychological research on chess expertise and its implications for education. It finds that chess experts have highly developed perceptual skills and memory due to extensive deliberate practice. While practice is important, individual differences like intelligence may influence skills in early stages. Current chess training methods are not strongly evidence-based. While chess may improve some skills, research does not clearly show transfer of skills to other academic domains like math.
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