21 Jun '07 14:25 21 Jun '07 14:45Originally posted by AADavid1963WHat rating group would they be teaching? SOme of the tactics and strategy of games differ from each rating groups. I mean 2 1200 rated players wouldn't benifiet a lot from a player rated 2000+, since the style of gameplay they're used to is very different. Other than that, I think that would be a great idea.
What if some of the higher rated players offered their services as tutors? Internet Chess Club has a way of connecting with chess tutors, and one internet chess club is enough for me- what if you emailed everybody rated 2000 or better and asked them if they wanted to make a little extra money?
25 Jun '07 21:45Originally posted by AADavid1963I would really like it if we could have games where someone acted as a tutor. It might help me stop being so rubbish!!
What if some of the higher rated players offered their services as tutors? Internet Chess Club has a way of connecting with chess tutors, and one internet chess club is enough for me- what if you emailed everybody rated 2000 or better and asked them if they wanted to make a little extra money?
25 Jun '07 21:49Originally posted by mermanNot necessarily. After all, why do you always see so many beginner chess books written by master chess players? The style of play of more experienced players would definitely differ, but that doesn't mean they can't teach on a lower level (where they once were, too).
...1200 rated players wouldn't benifiet a lot from a player rated 2000+...
25 Jun '07 22:49 25 Jun '07 23:33Originally posted by AADavid1963User 114275
I'm offering to pay MY tutor! The Internet Chess Club has a feature like this, and a friend of mine says he has a very good instructor. It's a fact that being good at chess and being good at teaching chess are not the same thing. Maybe it's not as beneficial as over-the-board instruction, but it probably wouldn't cost as much, either. Let's say a few of ...[text shortened]... specialize in openings, tactics, strategy, etc., if they choose to. Anybody interested?
26 Jun '07 03:05Originally posted by AADavid1963Isn't there software that could be installed on the site that could tutor players? Maybe make that a benefit of subscribing to the site. I know there are a lot of programs out there and the owners of the software would benefit by the exposure in this site.
What if some of the higher rated players offered their services as tutors? Internet Chess Club has a way of connecting with chess tutors, and one internet chess club is enough for me- what if you emailed everybody rated 2000 or better and asked them if they wanted to make a little extra money?
26 Jun '07 16:081 editOriginally posted by Dr StrangeloveI don't give a (you-know-what) about his rating. He has personality issues. Who wants an arrogant jerk to be their teacher?
1848 rating here maybe, but a chess teacher doesn't necessarily have to be a world champion.
Though we also know he has a respectable OTB rating which in my opinion would be a far better qualification than a cc rating from an online chess site.
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