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Everything here is designed for quick, practical learning. Copy to your notes, print for offline study, or use the templates to structure your practice. Language stays neutral and instructional.

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Checklists

Rules → Strategy → Self-check

Rules & basics checklist

  • Read core definitions and roles.
  • Understand how a turn/phase proceeds.
  • Note key terms and link to Glossary.
  • Scan examples near first use of each concept.
Rules & basics checklist: - Read core definitions and roles. - Understand how a turn/phase proceeds. - Note key terms and check the Glossary. - Scan examples near the first use of each concept.

Strategy & patterns checklist

  • Identify the goal of the position/situation.
  • Compare two alternatives and their trade-offs.
  • Note one common mistake to avoid.
  • Summarize the “why” behind your choice.
Strategy & patterns checklist: - Identify the goal of the position/situation. - Compare two alternatives and their trade-offs. - Note one common mistake to avoid. - Summarize the “why” behind your choice.

Knowledge check checklist

  • Skim the chapter summary or checklist.
  • Take a short quiz and read explanations.
  • Revisit linked lesson sections as needed.
  • Retake once after a short review break.
Knowledge check checklist: - Skim the chapter summary or checklist. - Take a short quiz and read explanations. - Revisit linked lesson sections as needed. - Retake once after a short review break.

Scenario templates (Do / Why / How)

Connect ideas to actions • Compare options • Avoid mistakes

Scenario block

  1. Do: State the action you will take.
  2. Why: Explain the idea/pattern this follows.
  3. How: List 2–3 steps to execute it.
Scenario block (Do / Why / How)
Do: _______________________________________
Why: ______________________________________
How: 1) __________  2) __________  3) __________

Compare options

Option A
  • Pros: ________________________
  • Cons: ________________________
  • Common mistake: _____________
Option B
  • Pros: ________________________
  • Cons: ________________________
  • Common mistake: _____________
Compare options
Option A - Pros: ______ | Cons: ______ | Common mistake: ______
Option B - Pros: ______ | Cons: ______ | Common mistake: ______
Pick: ______  Why: ____________________

Study planners

Short sessions • Clear goals • Built-in review

20–30 minutes

  1. 5–8 min: Read rules & terms.
  2. 8–12 min: One scenario (Do/Why/How).
  3. 5–8 min: Short quiz & review explanations.

Goal ideas: “Understand two terms”, “Compare one pair of strategies”.

45–60 minutes

  1. 10–15 min: Rules & glossary pass.
  2. 15–20 min: Two scenarios; compare options.
  3. 10–15 min: Quiz → revisit missed points → retake.

Tip: Write one sentence for each new concept in your own words.

Weekly template

  • Mon/Tue: Basics (rules, terms, examples)
  • Wed/Thu: Strategy (scenarios, comparisons)
  • Fri: Knowledge checks + targeted review
  • Weekend: Light recap or rest
Weekly template:
Mon/Tue: Basics (rules, terms, examples)
Wed/Thu: Strategy (scenarios, comparisons)
Fri: Knowledge checks + targeted review
Weekend: Light recap or rest

Glossary quick-cards

Short definitions • Examples close to usage
Term
Definition in one or two lines with a plain example.
Tip: Add a simple diagram or step list near first use.
Pattern
Short explanation of the idea; when to use it.
Compare alternatives; note a common mistake.
Rule exception
Explain the exception, conditions, and an example.
Link back to the main rule for context.
Open Glossary

Accessibility helpers

Readable • Keyboard-friendly • Mobile-first

Text size

Adjust text size for comfort. Your browser also provides zoom.

Keyboard quick test

  • Press Tab across the page—does focus move logically?
  • Is the focus ring visible on links and buttons?
  • Can you open/close menus without a mouse?
Read more on Accessibility

Printables & notes

One-page aids • Clean formatting • No clutter

One-page: Rules → Strategy → Check

  1. Rules & basics: definitions, roles, flow of play.
  2. Strategy & patterns: scenarios, comparisons, mistakes.
  3. Knowledge check: 3–5 questions + quick review.

Tip: Write your own short examples in the margins.

Notes layout

  • Concept: ____________________________
  • Example: ____________________________
  • Common mistake: ____________________
  • Self-check item: ____________________

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