Chess in schools should prioritize students' comprehensive learning and development, leaving competitive pressure in the background and harnessing their potential to strengthen cognitive skills and connect different areas of the curriculum.
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Chess in schools should prioritize students' comprehensive learning and development, leaving competitive pressure in the background and harnessing their potential to strengthen cognitive skills and connect different areas of the curriculum.