How many people have you taught?

How many people have you personally taught how to solve a Rubik's Cube?

  • 0

    Votes: 32 10.1%
  • 1-10

    Votes: 242 76.1%
  • 10-100

    Votes: 38 11.9%
  • 100+

    Votes: 6 1.9%

  • Total voters
    318
I teach about 40- 50 people a year in my class and I have taught for two years, So 100 or so there and then I have taught about 20 people outside of this class so maybe 120, 110 or so. This is just 3x3 and this does not include people who I just helped get faster.
 
I teach about 40- 50 people a year in my class and I have taught for two years, So 100 or so there and then I have taught about 20 people outside of this class so maybe 120, 110 or so. This is just 3x3 and this does not include people who I just helped get faster.

I've helped 3 people get faster... and I haven't heard from them in about a year since I closed the store.

One kid avg'd 35 seconds with lbl...
 
I taught 2 of my friends how to do the first two layers (beginners way - corners and edges seperately), but not the last layer - they looked that up themselves, however I did then teach them the basics to intuitive F2L. I've also taught one of my friends how to solve the 2x2 and do the centers on a 4x4, but he got confused on the edge pairing.
 
I teached one person how to solve the cube with LBL.
Then I showed another person who already could solve the cube the concept of CFOP-F2L.
And now I'm going to teach someone from my school (with a 35 seconds PB) how to do BLD :)
 
I have only taught one person, although I did get another interested in cubing and he looked online and figured it out the next day. Also my brother is interested in learning over the summer, so will probably be another in a bit.
 
''I cant find anyone to teach me...then again because I work as a lecturer Im really picky :-)''
Why don't you get Feliks to teach you ? ...
 
Taught?
1. I taught my 'ittle sister how to solve LBL and then helped her out with F2L.
I started teaching my friend how to solve it, but once we got to the LL, I sent him to Erik's tutorial since he explains algs so much better and my friend didn't want to learn notation. I think he can still solve F2L, but I don't think he knows LL yet.
I've started teaching my older sister LBL, but the E layer edges cause problems sometimes...

EDIT: Finished teaching sister how to solve it
 
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I've taught one person who averages 1:30 currently. I'm probably going to start an official club next year though, because I have friends who already know how to do it. I'm a freshman in high school.
 
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