>    It uses to move forward the queen from the beginning.

It has no canned moves.  That's just what it happens to think is the best
thing to sometimes using the default settings.  Like I said, it's not a
challange to a serious player - at least not yet and at these settings.

>  One can just chase the queen developing out his position.
>  Nobody, I think, has chance to be beaten by the program.

It has beaten many casual players on the default settings.  The unusual and
quick responses can rattle people, and it never misses something you leave
dangling by accident.

>    The main problem is motivation: can't figure out how
>  could I make her sit and learn all the school stuff in an
>  ordinary way with all this books, notebooks etc. Maybe
>  computer-game stile will work?

There are many educational computer games out there.  Some directly target a
particular skill like arithmetic.  My son is 12 now, but if I remember right
he had a game call Math Blaster or something like that, although I think
that is for a younger age than you daughter.  There are other good games out
there that make you think, but aren't directly about learning a particular
subject.  The Incredible Machine is one of those that my son enjoyed a lot.
Roller Coaster Tycoon is one he currently likes.

There are lots of lists and reviews about this topic out there.  I'm not
familiar with them because my wife does that research.


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