If you have attended my steps classes before, you would know that I always assign at least 3 pages of homework everytime. The purpose for giving this many homework is to "force" your child to work on chess problems everyday. It's 36 problems a week, about 6 problems a day. I prefer your child finish 6 problems everyday to cram everything on last due day. It's actually a very good habit. Your child will refresh his knowledge everyday, and not feel overwhelmed.
But 36 problems are still not enough. And you don't take class, you don't have the homework. It's better to establish that habit with or without the class/homework. If you want to become good in chess, you have to practice (solving puzzles) everyday. Same logic for piano and math. That's the reason I created the video course of 5334, which is a two-year project. It will ask students to follow a schedule and do 6 problems everyday.
Now I am thinking about two courses focusing on solving problems everyday.
But 36 problems are still not enough. And you don't take class, you don't have the homework. It's better to establish that habit with or without the class/homework. If you want to become good in chess, you have to practice (solving puzzles) everyday. Same logic for piano and math. That's the reason I created the video course of 5334, which is a two-year project. It will ask students to follow a schedule and do 6 problems everyday.
Now I am thinking about two courses focusing on solving problems everyday.
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