Here is research to give you a broad and better understanding of Chess as a tool for learning and learning development. It’s also helpful for yourself in discovering how important critical thinking and learning is for all of us.
2019 ACIS Years 1-3/5 Report : Alabama Chess In Schools Program Interim. Summary [ PDF ]
Neuroscientific Evidence Supporting Chess Instruction : Ortiz-Pulido, et.al. Summary [ PDF ]
Neurology & Chess Study : Franklin/Pereira, et.al. PDF [ >> ]
Chess as Therapeutic Medium for Substance Abuse Rehab : Denise Frick PDF [ >> ]
2021 State of Critical Thinking Report : Reboot Foundation PDF [ >> ]
2020 State of Critical Thinking Report : Reboot Foundation PDF [ >> ]
2016 Workforce-Skills Preparedness Report : Payscale LLC [ >> ] Forbes story about Report [ >> ]
What Does Critical Thinking Mean? : Article by Terry Heick [ >> ]
Seven Steps of Decision Making : CSP [ >> ]
An Introduction to Systems Thinking : Draper Kauffman, Jr. PDF [>>]
System Dynamics & Learner Centered Learning : Forrester, PDF [ >> ]
2017 VAK model study : Study of Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic Learning Style. PDF [ >> ]
5th Discipline Fieldbook : “Conversational Recipes.” Senge/Ross/Roberts. PDF [ >> ]
Ladder of Inference : Rick Ross (Summary) PDF [ >> ]
Play & Problem Solving : Tucker (pages 1-11) PDF [ >> ]
Critical Thinking and Collaboration : A Strategy to Enhance Student Learning. Styron. PDF [ >> ]
Independent Learning Benefits : Meyer/Haywood et. al. PDF [ >> ]
Learning Theories Summary : PDF [ >> ]
Situated Learning : Lave/Wenger PDF [ >> ]
Mindset Interventions : Paunesku/Walton/Dweck, et. al. PDF [ >> ]
Transfer of Learning Guide : Pan/Arguwal PDF [ >> ]
Bloom’s Taxonomy Revised – Questions : PDF [ >> ]
Summary – Make It Stick : F.R. Barr Ph.D. PDF [ >> ]