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Owen
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I cringe at the thought of cubing at school.
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Do you have a teacher or teachers who are supportive of your cubing and/or twisty puzzling? There were some but we cubed too much and they got sick of it....
Have any of your teachers incorporated cubes or puzzles in lessons? I'm not sure if I understood what you meant but I think the answer is no.
Can you cube freely at school (e.g. in the halls or during free time)? Apart from class time yeah.
If you could talk to a teacher about your cubing, what would you want them to know/do? Do nothing.......
A teacher in my high school actually is the one who got me into cubing. He used to teach his AP Calculus students a method of how to solve it once they had taken the AP test, but I wasn't actually in his class. I was an aid for the math department and I saw him playing with it in the teacher's lounge, and it was then that I realized that it was actually solvable in a repeatable way. I went to Walmart and bought a cube, then went home and learned from Jessica Fridrich's site how to solve it (this was in 2002, so there weren't as many resources for cubing then). I told my teacher that I knew how to do it, so he invited me to come to a little competition he always has on the last day of school for his students. I'm not sure what method they knew, but I did it much faster due to the lower move count of the Fridrich method, even though it still took me about 2 minutes. The next day I found the Yahoo Speedsolving group, and I've been hooked ever since.
I cringe at the thought of cubing at school.
This. I've never understood why you would cube at school to be honest.
Another boy got busted for reading a novel during Math, but apparently a rubik's cube is too inconsequential.![]()
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