[AI] As far as learning for hobbey is concerned, then you can learn from anyone, but if you want to learn for playing at proffessional level then you better find that person who is blind or who teaches to blind. I am saying this because, when you go for coaching to a sighted person he teaches fast and it becomes slightly for us difficult to understand. If the same situation continues for long time then he might say that it is almost impossible for me to teach you since I have other students as well.

[Siddharthkumar Keshri]

On 4/19/13, Vidhya Y <vidhya....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Friends,
> I want to learn Chess. I have a Chess board at home.
> Should I learn it from a visually challenged person specifically,  or
> is it fine if
>  Any one else teaches me?
> Should that person take training to teach me?
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