29/09/2017 – Se trata de un proyecto de ajedrez escolar en horario lectivo de la Junta de Andalucía coordinado por Ajedrez Social y Ajeduca. Canal Sur se hizo eco de algunos aspectos del programa educativo aulaDjaque que impulsa la Consejería de Educación. | Foto: Manuel Azuaga Herrera
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Projecto de ajedrez escolar: "aulaDjaque"
Ajedrez Social de Andalucía y Ajeduca coordinarán, junto a un equipo experto del Departamento de Innovación Educativa de la Junta de Andalucía, las líneas maestras y el desarrollo, en fases progresivas, de este ilusionante proyecto.
¿Se acuerda de cómo aprendió a jugar al ajedrez? ¿Tal vez fue de la manera típica, clásica: con el abuelo como profe que nunca perdía la paciencia? ¿O en el club de ajedrez, en uno de esos cursillos dados por un tío algo raro pero a la vez simpático? ¿Quizá fue un autodidacto, que aprendió con la ayuda de un libro de bolsillo? Ahora ChessBase y la renombrada editorial alemana Terzio, especializada en software para niños, acaban de publicar un programa interactivo de enseñanza para aprender y entrenar ajedrez.
Manuel Azuaga HerreraManuel Azuaga Herrera, licenciado en Ciencias de la Información. Socio fundador de la Asociación Ajedrez Social de Andalucía. Monitor de la Federación Andaluza de Ajedrez (Nivel I-FADA)
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