Watch students compete during their Rubik’s Cube tournament that showcases how much dedication they have to the skill. They want to show off for anyone following their classroom in person. Some students were able to complete the puzzle in just 2 minutes and 16 seconds. Follow their story and learn more about why they chose the Rubik’s Cube.
Rubik Cubes make a comeback as they assist students with ADHD.
The classroom found that the Rubik’s Cube can help ADHD students. These students focus on completing the puzzle and are uninhibited. They want to express their appreciation for teachers who work with them. The program has received attention and even approval among administrators that can get students back involved in the classroom.
Key takeaways
- A Lakeview teacher believes that making math fun will help children learn basic math skills.
- He uses the Rubik’s Cube as his game of choice for his students by hosting tournaments.
- ‘You Can Do The Rubik’s Cube’ contest recently received STEM accreditation thanks to the skills students learn, causing other schools to adopt the idea, too.
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