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I'm learning Pochmann, I simply wrote a list of words that relates to each colour pair such as
BW - Bow
WB - Web
etc.
Then form a story from the necessary words. Also applies to corners in the exact same way, just read the colours clockwise (or in a consistent direction), such that WB unambiguously refers to WBR corner (on standard colour scheme), for example.
I'm learning Pochmann, I simply wrote a list of words that relates to each colour pair such as
BW - Bow
WB - Web
etc.
Then form a story from the necessary words. Also applies to corners in the exact same way, just read the colours clockwise (or in a consistent direction), such that WB unambiguously refers to WBR corner (on standard colour scheme), for example.
I don't recommend this. I used to use this but it was very slow. I think labeling each sticker with its own letter and not directly thinking about colours is a much better idea, especially for corners.
I'm learning Pochmann, I simply wrote a list of words that relates to each colour pair such as
BW - Bow
WB - Web
etc.
Then form a story from the necessary words. Also applies to corners in the exact same way, just read the colours clockwise (or in a consistent direction), such that WB unambiguously refers to WBR corner (on standard colour scheme), for example.
I don't recommend this. I used to use this but it was very slow. I think labeling each sticker with its own letter and not directly thinking about colours is a much better idea, especially for corners.
Hm ok, maybe I'll think about using a different method, but this does me fine for now as I'm not going for speed at the moment. Assigning letters to each sticker seems like another layer of abstraction/thing to memorise/thing to incorrectly memorise to me...
It would help to know what your language is. But generally, yes.do you think that give latter from my langue will be more effevtive for me?