Chess and Autism: Welcoming Players Without Promising Therapy
Visible rules, personal interest and an accessible setting: offering chess without generalising autistic profiles or confusing educational aims with established effects.
I look at chess from the edges: the brain that calculates, the player who doubts, and the society around them. Find my articles here, from newest to oldest.
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