Topic: Crypto Currency should be Integrated into School Curriculum - page 3. (Read 1711 times)

do you mean elementary school or college?

I think that college is indeed possible and I also strongly recommend it, because college students must have mature and stable thoughts.

but if it's elementary school, that's not possible, because children will definitely be confused about getting crypto-heavy subject matter, even adults sometimes are still confused a lot, and if forced to feel sorry for their children,
but it doesn't hurt,
but I do not agree if applied in elementary schools.

maybe it doesn't matter if it's only included as an additional lesson in economics in the investment chapter. but regarding Blockchain and other tech-based things in crypto it might be suitable to be included in the information and communication sub-course. the point is at least there should be an introduction. But I think in the future this will indeed be done. because the curriculum in schools is always updated every year following the times.

 It is good idea and will be a step forward towards adoption of crypto on masses level. I think the main issue in Bitcoin adoption is its volatility that makes it very unstable currency and its speed is slow which makes the transaction fee very high, if all these issues are resolved, Bitcoin will be adopted at a very fast pace.

It is equally important that we teach our children Blockchain which  emerging technology and crypto is its product, we need to teach children by analogies or let them experience it by using it in video games so that can learn to use it.

Integrating cryptocurrencies into school curricula is a great idea, but it’s not easy to implement, it’s not yet accepted in most regions. And if it’s poorly managed, it will only trap more people in high-risk investments. Educate and learn about cryptocurrency awareness when it has spread widely around the world.

The technology behind cryptocurrency could be included into curriculum such as blockchain for the security and the encryption for the data could be some of the curriculum worth to learn at the school.
But investing on cryptocurrency in school? That's not the place to learn that. You have to learn it elsewhere by yourself, teacher shouldn't bother about that. That's way to risky to teach especially in school or university involving money, students in school are not capable yet to manage the emotions and afford the money to be able to start investing on cryptocurrency.

It should be but unfortunately, probably no time soon.  Why won't it be integrated into school curriculums?  Because here they don't even have basic finance integrated into school curriculums, much more of an uphill fight that will get stuck in backlog.

I think it is better to pay more attention to the cryptocurrency industry in the cycle of economics courses at universities, where young people can already consciously manage their money. Schoolchildren are still children. It is better to pay more attention to career guidance in the school curriculum.

I think this is a good idea because it introduces students to the latest technology trends so that they can be ready to accept technology, of course what we have to worry about is if the student tries to invest and he forgets about school.

Being discussed as a sub topic, yes, but as a main subject? What for? It has nothing much of a contribution to the curriculum. Indeed it is a profitable investment but it won't contribute to your academe, let us deparate that. On economics class or some related subj, it could be used as an example as an asset. There are many forms of investments but why do you guys think only a few (yes including real estate properties), were brought up? Because not all investments are beneficial to the society. Bitcoin at this moment is volatile and free of tax, how will it contribute then?  It has advantages as a currency indeed but let us be realistic.

With all that's happening, If schools will be honest enough, and teach a lot of students, this Blockchain technology and various components that follows, along with Crypto currency and the basic things needed to know, I'm sure this world would be a better place by now

well theres a saying that personal finance does not taught in school.

In my opinion, the role of the government is very important to provide education about cryptocurrencies, maybe it can be included in economic lessons so that there is no need for special fields, 6 months in my opinion is enough time to make students understand Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain.

I agree with you on this, Development should be a continuous process, But as you know everyone has an opinion here, and looking at the way things are paving out, I'm sure one day it will definitely happen, a lot of people claimed that government are against Crypto policies, but few days ago I read about 3 to 7 different countries of the world discussing the implementation of crypto into their payment system, by doing so adoption will keep increasing and sooner or later, it will be implemented.

Also note it's all about going deeper about the complications in it, I do believe if the basics of it are being taught in school, student will do their own research to determine their own precious faith. That's my take on this

If the basic of Crypto currency and Blockchain are being taught in school, you can only imagine, how impactful it will be to this present and next generation to come, if Bitcointalk forum was made to be an higher institutions, imagine the number of graduates and lecturers we'll have out there to ditches out teaching about this unique innovation brought upon us.

In our various schools of today, We're being taught things that makes us stand out to compete with one another, Finance, Enterprenurship is not even be taught in school, Even the economics and the rest there's no proper guide in business investment, now for a seconds imagine having the Subject of BlockChain basic functionality being taught in school, I honestly believe it will create a huge some of world next billionaires. Just my opinion based on my research

A good thing if we introduce cryptocurrencies to school children and become an official curriculum, developments are always dynamic and we hope that schools can also follow the trend that is happening so that there are many advantages if used as an official curriculum at school.

You can't force everyone to like or support crypto, because their mindset is different, and they have the right to make their own choices.

and in my opinion if crypto is included in school lessons, it might be okay,
but I think it's more precisely at the university,
because if in high school it is not good,
it will affect other lessons, because school children are still unstable in their thinking.

In this case there are pluses and minuses, of course, because regardless of anything, if you look at it from a more complicated perspective, it does seem like it's not very suitable to be taught to school-age children, but of course Crypto also adjusts. We don't have to give heavy lessons such as about lightning networks, mining or software that can indeed be used to support but only some of the basics that make them little by little so they can know what Crypto is like.
Of course, with increasingly sophisticated technology and many school-age children who are always curious, this can be a benchmark that Crypto can be included in schools.
Instead of them looking for access and finding the wrong way, of course we better introduce them first in the right way.

As of now, it cannot be added to school curriculum since cryptocurrency is not yet regulated and massively adopted. The cryptocurrency field is too vast and it might expose people to a different idea that cryptocurrency is a great aid for poverty or to earn money. Third-world country is just starting to learn and adapt to cryptocurrency, I doubt if the government will fully accept it too soon since it will be difficult to regulate. It's true that there are a lot of opportunities that can be open once cryptocurrency is adapted, however, we are way to far from it. Most people are not aware of crypto yet, most people who knew about it has a wrong impression or understanding about crypto.

Of course, you can't really know everything there is to know about crypto just because you are a trader who has been around for a while. Everyone makes losses at times, the biggest example of this is to look at wall street. Wall street is filled with companies who have been trading stocks for decades and even they make mistakes, hedge funds who control billions of dollars end up making a mistake as well.

So, there is no situation where you would be earning without ever losing because they lose too. If hedge funds with billions of dollars trusted to them end up losing while trading, then a professional crypto trader would lose while trading and wouldn't be uncommon.

Boosting up countries economy isnt something that we should always been tagged off or making it as a reason on why we should adopt and recognize Bitcoin or crypto as a whole.We do know that recognition

is on the move even though government on each country doesnt really have the same views and impressions towards it, this is why we do really see neither its been banned or had been allowed or making it as a legal

tender.It does really vary on each leader on particular places.We've seen already some universities which do really included out blockchain based courses which is really good to look at.
Integration is what we've been hoping but this process wont really be taking the fastest way or route.

I am a liar if he is the only one in these, many people have pushed for the growth and increase of bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies, the process might take time be tike consuming, but certainly the mission of Satoshi and other bitcoiners will be accepted soon. Do you little part by increasing the usefulness and hiw effective it can be for people who thinks banks are better. Cryptocurrencies might also be too big to understand for kids so according to other users, finance and online skills should be attained which will help boost a countries economy.