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From: Lise Vallee
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 00:00

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Hello chess players,

My name is Lise, and I'm a student at the University of Ottawa in Canada.
I'm taking teacher education and will soon be teaching high school
physics and math.

In my math class today the prof said that chess has no educational value.
I furiously objected and proceeded to defend chess players around the
globe.

My problem is this...
I've been asked to write a paper defending my position that chess is a
valid tool in the classroom.  I am asking for your help.  If you have
any ideas that could help me outline how chess can be used in the
classroom and what teaching chess can accomplish from an educational
point of view I would appreciate if you can e-mail me at

s1130234@aix2.uottawa.ca

Thank you for your help

Lise

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