Thinking ahead
Workbook Step 2 thinking ahead
The first thinking-ahead workbook (co-author Boris Friesen): blindfold exercises and varied tasks on the Step 2 themes.
Contents
The first of the thinking-ahead workbooks. Boris Friesen is the co-author. The workbook contains a brief explanation and otherwise only exercises. It is a four-language version, with reminders available online.
The exercise types are different and more varied than in the other workbooks. All Step 2 themes return.
Who is it for?
The book can be used after Step 2 plus or for Step 3 students who skip the extra and plus books. It is also possible to try a few exercises during Step 2 itself.
More information
In the manual (from the tenth edition) there are guidelines about:
- Necessary prerequisites (board vision, naming squares, Step 2 level)
- How to begin?
- Types of exercises
- The phases of thinking ahead
- Example for the trainer
- Setting up the position (the 'photo')
- Attention to the 'film'
- The workbook (per theme: explanation, possible mistakes, help, etc.)
- Blind