David MacEnulty's memoir reflects on how teaching chess in the South Bronx transformed students' lives and his own journey from acting to education.
MacEnulty describes how a chance encounter with chess in a classroom shaped his future, emphasizing that stepping into teaching opened doors he never imagined.
Through chess, he fostered connections with students that lasted over the years, showcasing the often overlooked impact educational programs can have on community.
Reflecting on his early career, MacEnulty states, 'Pretty soon, I was a writer, not an actor,' highlighting the pivotal moments that guided him into education.
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