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Opinion: For Children Who Think Differently, Chess Can Be More Than a Game

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Chess offers children with unique learning needs an arena to practice critical life skills in a structured and supportive environment. This matters because it provides them with immediate feedback without the pressure of public judgment, fostering confidence and resilience. Educators should consider integrating chess into educational programs as it can help these students experience tangible progress and develop essential cognitive abilities.

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