Monthly Archives: February 2025

CFOP Method Part 2: 4 Look Last Layer

In my last post, I discussed my understanding of the CFOP method to solve a 3×3 cube.  I actually found the video tutorials less helpful than expected.  So, my son and I were able to find some documents that I … Continue reading

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Teaching Foundational Skills

I believe that as far as education is concerned, social media fits under the umbrella of citizenship education.  It is not enough anymore to teach students how to be ‘good citizens’ in the physical world, we have an obligation to … Continue reading

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CFOP Method Part 1: Two Look OLL

I am diving into the world of the CFOP method!  The most frustrating thing about learning new algorithms is that it always slows down your time at first but I keep reminding myself that this new method will improve my … Continue reading

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Teachers have a tendency to ruin stuff…

Here me out… I think that when it comes to education, teachers tend to ruin the fun in things for students.  I’m not saying that all teachers ruin all the fun in everything for all students but, often, teachers with … Continue reading

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The Language of Cubing – Week 2

This week I focused on learning how to read Cube Notation.  I have a fantastic app called CubeTime which scores my times and shows my average over time.  It also provides random scrambles to solve. Providing a series of scrambles … Continue reading

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