Rubik's School

[jpdatuin]

In Korea, Japan and China there is a school for a boardgame called Go.....How about a school about Rubik's cube?

 

[Tim_Likes_Cubing]

It should be like a Rubik's summer camp.

 

[Vulosity]

Go is like the best board game!! Even better than chess!

 

[MistArts]

Go is like the best board game!! Even better than chess!

+1

Even I've only played it once.

 

[Don Tonberry]

Even though I suck at Go, it's really fun.

I think it'd be pointless to have a school for Rubik's cubes because most of the time you'd just be practicing.

 

[Unknown.soul]

Or learning algorithms. (ZB Method School?)

 

[MistArts]

Or learning algorithms. (ZB Method School?)

-1

Rubik's cube already stupid.

 

[Lucas Garron]

Or learning algorithms. (ZB Method School?)

-1

Rubik's cube already stupid.

-25.62467883

Could we stop assigning numeric values to posts? Otherwise, I'll be tempted to give a -∞ every time I see you do it, because I can judge posts on my own...

 

[Laurentius]

Go is like the best board game!! Even better than chess!

+1

Even I've only played it once.

-1

Chess is better than life

Or learning algorithms. (ZB Method School?)

-1

Rubik's cube already stupid.

Not trying to be mean or something, but you're kinda mentioning in EVERY SINGLE THREAD that you hate 3x3x3 except for FMC and BLD..

 

[MistArts]

Go is like the best board game!! Even better than chess!

+1

Even I've only played it once.

-1

Chess is better than life

Or learning algorithms. (ZB Method School?)

-1

Rubik's cube already stupid.

Not trying to be mean or something, but you're kinda mentioning in EVERY SINGLE THREAD that you hate 3x3x3 except for FMC and BLD..

Read Lucas' post.


And everone has their own look at something. No need to have a look at a look.

 

[Sa967St]

This would actually be a good idea
I've heard they have classes about cubing at some schools, it may not be true though

 

[MistArts]

This would actually be a good idea
I've heard they have classes about cubing at some schools, it may not be true though

In the Middle School I'm going to, we can make after-school clubs if enough poeple are interested. But too bad I'm not interested.

 

[pcharles93]

This would actually be a good idea
I've heard they have classes about cubing at some schools, it may not be true though

In the Middle School I'm going to, we can make after-school clubs if enough poeple are interested. But too bad I'm not interested.

OK, we get it Mistarts. You don't like 3x3 speed.

 

[MistArts]

This would actually be a good idea
I've heard they have classes about cubing at some schools, it may not be true though

In the Middle School I'm going to, we can make after-school clubs if enough poeple are interested. But too bad I'm not interested.

OK, we get it Mistarts. You don't like 3x3 speed.

Don't assume that. I just want to get home.

 

[Neutrals01]

This would actually be a good idea
I've heard they have classes about cubing at some schools, it may not be true though

In the Middle School I'm going to, we can make after-school clubs if enough poeple are interested. But too bad I'm not interested.

OK, we get it Mistarts. You don't like 3x3 speed.

Don't assume that. I just want to get home.

haha..just the opposite of me...I stay back at school everyday for club activities or stay back for fun until the afternoon session students finish their class..:rolleyes: my school have a rubik's cube club..but it is joined combined with scrabble club...but not many members.. from 5~12 ppl will attend because of rubik's.. others attend for scrabble..

 

[hdskull]

You can create you own classes in college, as long as people are willing to sign up. I heard at berkeley, people actually take the class, haha.

 

[Neutrals01]

Solve and make many ppl interested..then tell them that it is very very easy to learn...just take around 1~2 hours and u r able to solve it... and once they know how to solve it..they will make their friends interested too.. so the interest will spread..and therefore u can make people willing to sign up for it.

 

[Brett]

I agree, solve it once in a class and within a week half the class will have one and expect you to teach them. Works best in non-standard classes (0/2 teaching in them, 3/3 teaching in a GT Class)

I'd start a club in my school since one of my teachers has a Square-1 and a stackmat timer and stuff already, but I'm too busy and my parents wouldn't let me, probably.