EP.121 - WIM Alexey Root

Perpetual Chess Podcast

WIM Alexey Root is a former US Women’s Chess Champion among many other distinctions. She has a Ph. D. from UCLA in Education,and is a lecturer at The University of Texas at Dallas. Alexey has written 7 books about chess and education, and is also a frequent writer for US Chess and other publications. In our interview we discussed collegiate chess in the U.S, how opportunities for female chess players have changed, plus the important topic of what chess parents can do to help safeguard their children.


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WIM Alexey Root is a former US Women’s Chess Champion among many other distinctions. She has a Ph. D. from UCLA in Education,and is a lecturer at The University of Texas at Dallas. Alexey has written 7 books about chess and education, and is also a frequent writer for US Chess and other publications. In our interview we discussed collegiate chess in the U.S, how opportunities for female chess players have changed, plus the important topic of what chess parents can do to help safeguard their children.


For timestamps and relevant hyperlinks, please go to the episode webpage here:

www.perpetualchesspod.com/new-blog/2019/4/9/episode-121-wim-alexey-root

If you would like to help support Perpetual Chess via Patreon, please go here:

Ben Johnson is creating Perpetual Chess Podcast | Patreon

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2019-04-09 74 min
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