Gjon Feinstein, a USCF National Master, teaches Chess at all levels in Santa Cruz, CA. He teaches at
public and private schools, teaches private and group lessons at all levels, novice though expert.
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USCF National Master Since 1984 |
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Private chess instructor since 1985 (levels Novice
through Expert) |
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Chess instructor in public, private and home schools since 1995 |
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Passionate about chess and teaching |
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Fingerprinted and TB tested |
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References from dozens of parents, teachers and administrators
available upon request |
Contacts
For questions or
information about Chess, contact Gjon Feinstein.
Phone: (831) 425-7835 or Email:
coach@santacruzchess.com
Services
In School Classes
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6-12 week course, once a week for 1-1 1/2 hours |
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Tailored to individual school's needs: part of elective curriculum or
after-school club format |
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Addresses multilevel abilities, beginning and Intermediate/Advanced |
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Teaches one theme per week |
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Large demonstration board used for initial instruction in tactics and
strategy |
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Students then practice new information by playing in pairs, matched by
similar ability |
Workshops
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Summer programs keep students connected with chess |
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2 levels: Beginning and Intermediate/Advanced |
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5 day to 2 week intensives, 2 hours a day (with break) |
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Beginning level focuses on fundamental techniques and formulating plans |
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Intermediate/Advanced level focuses on learning match play, including chess
notation, clock usage, strategies and reviewing games |
Simultaneous Exhibitions
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Multiple, simultaneous games between master and students |
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Everyone "gunning" for the master |
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Exciting format heightens interest in the game |
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Provides initial insights into the talent and abilities of each student. |
Private Instruction
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Individual instruction based upon students level
and needs (Novice /Expert/All ages) |
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Tournament preparation |
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Game reviews |
Paladin Chess
Instruction Santa Cruz
Chess Instruction
at School Santa Cruz
Chess Instruction
at the Santa Cruz Public Library
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