Date of Award
5-2008
Document Type
Thesis
Abstract
Chess and martial arts are used to show how to transfer learned skills. Transferable skill is the process by which one uses a learned skill in a different situation. The artifact explains different ways to transfer skills to promote critical thinking. The artifact also shows how to apply the results of attempting to transfer skills to the original skill to enhance understanding of said skill. The artifact defines and describes multiple aspects of chess and martial arts such as tactics, strategy, and thinking. Critical thinking, not results, is the objective of the research.
Recommended Citation
Toliver, Torriente, "An Analysis of the Ideologies, Strategies and Applications of Chess and Martial Arts With Respect to Transferable Skills" (2008). McCabe Thesis Collection. 46.
https://dclu.langston.edu/mccabe_theses/46