Hi, so when creating a study, and "Interactive Lesson", is there a way to disable "View solution"?
Note that I know of. There is another way to make a "puzzle" - using "hide next moves".
See lichess.org/study/CDWqao5S for an example.
See lichess.org/study/CDWqao5S for an example.
It is important that view solution exists! Nothing more annoying than trying out 50 random moves to continue when you cant find it. This button has a purpose!
@chessypiano Yes understand but I have lots of students under the age of 10 so...many of them try couple moves and click "view solution..." lol
@taigerboy then you need to teach them not to do that! xD
also why do you have "lots of students" with your rating.
also why do you have "lots of students" with your rating.
I see
@taigerboy coaches do not ask for 60$ and above. there are even coaches who offer lessons for 5$ !! Most masters offer it for 15-20 online.
You are right you don't need to be a master to do that but chess is a lot more than pin and forks. Hope you don't overestimate your abilities. I myself decided to not teach anyone until I reach at least 2000 and even 2000 is still far away from any master level. You can teach your son whatever you want but it's nothing but scam when you charge money "teaching" the kids of others.
"Well, my rating is sufficient to teach beginners."
No.
You are right you don't need to be a master to do that but chess is a lot more than pin and forks. Hope you don't overestimate your abilities. I myself decided to not teach anyone until I reach at least 2000 and even 2000 is still far away from any master level. You can teach your son whatever you want but it's nothing but scam when you charge money "teaching" the kids of others.
"Well, my rating is sufficient to teach beginners."
No.
@chessypiano Good luck!
@taigerboy funny how you delete your messages. What type of coach who takes money from parents and thinks he does a great job has the need to delete all of the evidence and hide? Seems like you have read the text very carefully. Good luck to your students. Hopefully you don't waste their potential.
Chessypiano, I don't quite understand what you are trying to do here. Crush someone's spirit and just be a jerk?
As for taigerboy, I would *recommend working on your own skill before you start actually coaching for money. This is in no way meant to be insulting, but what I am saying here is that if you invest in your own human capital aka getting better and training yourself instead of going directly into coaching from a low rating, you will be able to charge more and be helpful. It's kind of like going to college instead of just hopping into a job: After college, you will be able to get a better job and do it well.
In any case, good luck to you and your students! Have a great day.
*I am recommending this, you don't have to listen to me. Just a friendly recommendation :)
As for taigerboy, I would *recommend working on your own skill before you start actually coaching for money. This is in no way meant to be insulting, but what I am saying here is that if you invest in your own human capital aka getting better and training yourself instead of going directly into coaching from a low rating, you will be able to charge more and be helpful. It's kind of like going to college instead of just hopping into a job: After college, you will be able to get a better job and do it well.
In any case, good luck to you and your students! Have a great day.
*I am recommending this, you don't have to listen to me. Just a friendly recommendation :)
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