I suggest doing a bit more reading due to the slight sort of 'inaccuracies' in your presentation.
- it's not confirmed that Satoshi Nakamoto is actually a group
- Bitcoin isn't the first cryptocurrency
- Bitcoin isn't under the "stock exchange market" category
Totally appreciate the effort and the enthusiasm though. Hopefully the rest of your presentation are accurate and focused on the fundamentals rather than the "invest and get rich!" kind of presentation.
* If you like reading articles: https://coindesk.com/learn
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Topic: Bitcoin Class in my Village High School - page 5. (Read 1223 times)
It is no longer a news that education (information) is the key to human life. If you are not informed definitely you must be deformed. So last week I took a bold step by meeting my village high school principal and discussed with him to teach the school students "bitcoin" from junior classes to senior classes, and I told him the numerous benefits. The students will be also exposed to the cryptocurrency ecosystem, license (liberty) to own any amount of bitcoin, make transactions to any country without limit, there will be no central authority or bank (intermediary) control of the assets. Individuals control their bitcoin through seed phrase. They can use it to buy and sell goods and services online with ease, investing and the etc. And the principal accepted my request. So yesterday, I entered the class to start the teaching. In fact the students really enjoyed the class. In the evaluation time, the students respond well. I believe that is a good development. And the following scheme of work and the lesson note was form to start the almost gone academic session.
Scheme of work and lesson note and the behavioral objectives on notebook
Lesson note on the chalk black board
Students in the classroom
Scheme of work and lesson note and the behavioral objectives on notebook
Lesson note on the chalk black board
Students in the classroom
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