Don't Force Your Children to Learn Bitcoin

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Now, on this note I broadly agree with most of what you have written. Children certainly are the future of tomorrow therefore though it stands to reason they have to be allowed to learn, the onus is on parents (or adults in a teaching environment) to bring suitable subjects to their knowledge. As they get older they will probably learn about it at school therefore they will get a head start from other children and it might work in their favour.

Quote from: Mate2237 on November 24, 2023, 12:53:40 PM

Children are the leaders of tomorrow so whatever we deposit to them as parents and teachers will manifest in the society. But you have to allow the child to accept the learning so that they will have interest in the learning. If they will lead in the future then they need knowledge to lead and they still need our guidances.

Bitcoin is the future of the world so children should not be left out from the foundational knowledge. But allow them to do it. As a parents of pro bitcoin, you can insert it in their home classes (extra moral lesson at home) and that can also help to learn gradually.

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Children are the leaders of tomorrow so whatever we deposit to them as parents and teachers will manifest in the society. But you have to allow the child to accept the learning so that they will have interest in the learning. If they will lead in the future then they need knowledge to lead and they still need our guidances.

Bitcoin is the future of the world so children should not be left out from the foundational knowledge. But allow them to do it. As a parents of pro bitcoin, you can insert it in their home classes (extra moral lesson at home) and that can also help to learn gradually.

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Quote from: bakasabo on November 06, 2023, 04:37:19 AM

I am against forcing children to do anything. But speaking about Bitcoin, the only thing I would tell them is to not to be afraid to test any new technology, as this is the future. My story would about how people who believed and became early buyers, turned into rich people in 10 years. The idea would not to trigger them to go and start spending money by investing here and there, but if there is a chance to be first, not to be afraid to take it.

if at all you want to teach I should have about bitcoin, it should be inform of stories, telling them about the early time of bitcoin. How people where no very serious about it because it was a new innovation and nobody expected it to be something that the world will really need. I think this story is good enough for children to be introduced as lessons yo children than trying to give them lessons about investment and wallets, it may seems difficult to understand for them. Children easily learn things through story telling.

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Quote from: Suzume on November 04, 2023, 11:56:25 PM

Forcing someone for learning something is a kind of foolishness. Because everyone has their own interest. All though I am interested crypto. That's why I will try to teach my children about crypto world. I have interested from my childhood to do work in online and become a freelancer suddenly I found Bitcoin talk and that increase my interest on crypto market. That's why I am here because I have interest and to know about cryptocurrency. If my child have interest in this I will sure teach him but if they don't have interest I will not force them to learn I will say learn what you like.

I agree on teaching them about bitcoin at the right age and the right time, But if your child is in such a young age, I think it's better for a parents to support and to cheer them on the things that they really want to do. Let them free on the hobbies that they want for now, the day will come that if your child is interested in crypto, they will come to you to ask about how crypto works.

My opinion, teaching a child about bitcoin depends on the age of that child, there's nothing bad teaching a child about bitcoin, as a parent you're suppose to know what's good and best for your child, and the idea to teach your child about bitcoin sounds good. But if the child is not willing to learn there's no need forcing the child to learn. Not like anyone's destiny depends on bitcoin so I see no need forcing the child to learn about bitcoin.

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I agree and would like to re-iterate that yes, it is the child who will decide but in the end parents could (or should) bring the information to their children then allow them to decide if they want to learn more.

For example, if a parent thinks they learning about medicine/pharmacy, electronic engineering or rally car racing is going to benefit their children, it is their decision to teach their children about it and then leave it to the children to decide if they want to learn more.

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Quote from: JollyGood on November 15, 2023, 08:11:53 AM

Can we agree that as adults and parents it is our responsibility to educate our children on any topic and subject that we deem to be important? If Bitcoin is something we as parents have concluded is important to the future of our children, then we have an obligation to bring that information to their knowledge. After that, it is for the children to decide if they want to follow up to learn more or otherwise.

Even if the parents see Bitcoin as important knowledge for the future of our children, the child will still be the one to decide if he wants to learn or not. I'm not saying that telling your kids what you know about Bitcoin should not told to them, it's a good idea actually, but if there's no sign of showing interest, let them decide what is good for their future. Parents will only be their guide and the ones who will help them if needed.

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Quote from: Mate2237 on June 03, 2023, 09:25:51 AM

Teaching children on bitcoin is like the latest threads in the forum. It is good to tell our children about bitcoin in their tender ages but destiny is not something you force someone to achieve. Just like the general saying that "You can take a horse to the river but you cannot force it to drink the water". That's, it is good to tell your children about bitcoin but you cannot force him or her to learn bitcoin if it is not in the mind of the child and if that is not the child's calling in life.

Just like another instant again, it is a Ghanaian Play called "Sons and Daughters by Joe De Graft". The father wanted his daughter to study law while the some for medicine but the boy wanted to study Fine and Applied Arts while the girl wanted to study Theatre Arts but the father refused. There was a day the boy's friend drew Ghanaian President and the picture was bought with a very big amounts of money which was about millions and it was broadcasted on National TV and Radio Stations and the father heard about the news and he called his children and advised them to study what they like.

I think that play is a very big lesson to everyone in the contemporary world. So if your children are not interested to learn bitcoin please don't force them. Everyone has their own destiny.

you are very correct when you said everyone have their own destiny but when it comes to Bitcoin I don't think there's anything like destiny. Anyone who knows what Bitcoin really is will be so happy to even learn it because learning Bitcoin is a very big privilege. There are people who don't like certain things but due to the situation and environment they found themselves they have no choice than to adapt.
Moreover, you can't force someone to do something but you can convince them to. Talking about destiny, well sorry to say this more than 40% of this citizen don't even know their destiny. It is only when you know your destiny you can be able to make choices and decisions

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Quote from: JollyGood on November 15, 2023, 08:11:53 AM

Can we agree that as adults and parents it is our responsibility to educate our children on any topic and subject that we deem to be important? If Bitcoin is something we as parents have concluded is important to the future of our children, then we have an obligation to bring that information to their knowledge. After that, it is for the children to decide if they want to follow up to learn more or otherwise.

Quote from: bakasabo on November 06, 2023, 04:37:19 AM

I am against forcing children to do anything. But speaking about Bitcoin, the only thing I would tell them is to not to be afraid to test any new technology, as this is the future.

What we just neeed from children is just for them to have interest, when the interest is there, it is just to support them as parents or adult to give the best they will need for them to get a better understanding and do it rightly. But when the interest is not their in them it is very difficult to try all the best as parent for them to accept the information that has been brought to them.

But I think Bitcoin is something most children would want to learn from their parents, I don't think this should be an information parents should hide from their children. Teaching children about Bitcoin is one of the best thing for parents to tell to their children because this idea is all about good value that can change life for better.

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Quote from: JollyGood on November 15, 2023, 08:11:53 AM

Can we agree that as adults and parents it is our responsibility to educate our children on any topic and subject that we deem to be important? If Bitcoin is something we as parents have concluded is important to the future of our children, then we have an obligation to bring that information to their knowledge. After that, it is for the children to decide if they want to follow up to learn more or otherwise.

Quote from: bakasabo on November 06, 2023, 04:37:19 AM

I am against forcing children to do anything. But speaking about Bitcoin, the only thing I would tell them is to not to be afraid to test any new technology, as this is the future.

Even if the parents see Bitcoin as important knowledge for the future of our children, the child will still be the one to decide if he wants to learn or not. I'm not saying that telling your kids what you know about Bitcoin should not told to them, it's a good idea actually, but if there's no sign of showing interest, let them decide what is good for their future. Parents will only be their guide and the ones who will help them if needed.

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Can we agree that as adults and parents it is our responsibility to educate our children on any topic and subject that we deem to be important? If Bitcoin is something we as parents have concluded is important to the future of our children, then we have an obligation to bring that information to their knowledge. After that, it is for the children to decide if they want to follow up to learn more or otherwise.

Quote from: bakasabo on November 06, 2023, 04:37:19 AM

I am against forcing children to do anything. But speaking about Bitcoin, the only thing I would tell them is to not to be afraid to test any new technology, as this is the future.

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I am against forcing children to do anything. But speaking about Bitcoin, the only thing I would tell them is to not to be afraid to test any new technology, as this is the future. My story would about how people who believed and became early buyers, turned into rich people in 10 years. The idea would not to trigger them to go and start spending money by investing here and there, but if there is a chance to be first, not to be afraid to take it.

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Quote from: Suzume on November 04, 2023, 11:56:25 PM

Forcing someone for learning something is a kind of foolishness. Because everyone has their own interest. All though I am interested crypto. That's why I will try to teach my children about crypto world. I have interested from my childhood to do work in online and become a freelancer suddenly I found Bitcoin talk and that increase my interest on crypto market. That's why I am here because I have interest and to know about cryptocurrency. If my child have interest in this I will sure teach him but if they don't have interest I will not force them to learn I will say learn what you like.

I agree on teaching them about bitcoin at the right age and the right time, But if your child is in such a young age, I think it's better for a parents to support and to cheer them on the things that they really want to do. Let them free on the hobbies that they want for now, the day will come that if your child is interested in crypto, they will come to you to ask about how crypto works.

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Forcing someone for learning something is a kind of foolishness. Because everyone has their own interest. All though I am interested crypto. That's why I will try to teach my children about crypto world. I have interested from my childhood to do work in online and become a freelancer suddenly I found Bitcoin talk and that increase my interest on crypto market. That's why I am here because I have interest and to know about cryptocurrency. If my child have interest in this I will sure teach him but if they don't have interest I will not force them to learn I will say learn what you like.

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I don't think it makes sense to explain Bitcoin to young children. Because that kid wouldn't understand Bitcoin and hold it. Moreover, in some cases they may lose their interest. But if I can convince someone at a time when he is capable of understanding then he can easily increase his interest on that particular subject.
You are right that it is good to give an idea about Bitcoin but they should not force them to know about Bitcoin. Moreover, when children attain full knowledge, they themselves will accept their good and evil. Kids can be inspired about Bitcoin but not forced. Children must prioritize own interest and freedom.

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Quote from: oktana on November 03, 2023, 03:27:07 PM

I don’t see how children can be forced to learn Bitcoin though because imo, I think that children are to be taught the superficial part of Bitcoin. It’s not like they’ll be taught trading or be told to pick a career around crypto. Right? I expect that the point of the learning is to tell them the latest tech and everything about it so they know in time and choose to either invest or use it later in life (if they want).

Providing education about BTC to children of course depends on the situation and circumstances, if for example a child is interested and wants to learn about BTC of course their parents can teach it and indeed now we are starting to enter the digital era I think parents can direct their children to learn about BTC as long as there is interest from the child . And need to remember that the path to success is not just from BTC investment, of course there are many other paths.

and as a parent, in teaching about BTC, of course he must also have extensive knowledge about BTC.

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Quote from: wallet4bitcoin on November 04, 2023, 07:36:04 PM

The caption frankly sounds like, "don't force your children to learn about the future".

Certainly as a parent you must be able to see the future and its developments. Yes. Children are an investment in the future for both men and women for their parents who need to be provided early but the delivery pattern must be adjusted to the needs according to their exact level.

Well, I personally have taken my 4 year old children to a fiat ATM to withdraw some viat money when they want to shop as an initial introduction even though I only direct them to press the menu at the ATM. But at least they know. When the time comes, I will slowly tell you about BTC and its uses.

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Quote from: HelliumZ on November 04, 2023, 12:47:38 AM

It is never possible to force children to learn about Bitcoin but in countries where Bitcoin is legal, children can be taught about Bitcoin from an elementary level. But that education should be from minimum primary label but this education cannot be forcibly included in the syllabus. Children can only be taught about Bitcoin if they can receive this education properly.

If it were to be included in the education curriculum, it's a good idea to not only cover Bitcoin but rather delve into cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology. I believe that would be more beneficial than merely teaching them how to make money without understanding the powerful technology behind Bitcoin. Teaching Bitcoin trading is more suitable for college students and should be part of economics studies.

Moreover, the learning path for technology should begin with computer basics, and Bitcoin is an advanced topic that might only be suitable for college level studies. I prefer this to be a specific subject or major, as it's better to focus deeply on a subject rather than just having a superficial understanding.

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The caption frankly sounds like, "don't force your children to learn about the future".

Who on earth goes with that which has faded except it remains the only solution to a particular type of challenge. It is necessary to bring to light within your immediate environment the solution that the Bitcoin network brings to the world, most especially the financial industry.

We are heading out of the centralised phase of living and if you fail to teach your children about the new big deal, you most definitely will have failed in your responsibilities as a guide.

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If you are a parent, I don't see anything wrong if we want to make our child understand Bitcoin. If I have a child, I will not hesitate to teach it and make him understand it. It's like you just combined it with his studies.

Making our child or children understand and familiarize themselves with what we are doing with Bitcoin or crypto is a good step for them to learn and understand what we are doing; after all, they will benefit from it as they grow up.

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Educating children about Bitcoin is essential for their financial literacy. Instead of forcing them we should introduce them to the fundamentals of cryptocurrency. Forcing someone to learn something can lead to resistance and even dislike for the subject but introducing it in an engaging manner can pique his interest and encourage learning.

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Quote from: Wakate on November 04, 2023, 05:51:32 AM

If you don't mandate your children to learn about Bitcoin because of the bigger opportunity they will tend to gain then what are we going to mandate them to do. Cryptocurrency is one of the fast growing financial market and it might surpass even the forex market with time. It will be a good opportunity for them to learn about the Crypto market and how Bitcoin works. It is better for us to get them preparing now that they are young than to wait for when they finally grow old which might look too late for them. The crypto market will keep growing as long as the government does not compromise it with sanctions.

Of course, you can introduce bitcoin to them. But it is only up to them to decide if they want to use these knowledge and implement it in their life. We as parents can not decide for them what would be better. Because the reasons why we turned to cryptocurrency could not be shared by our children. And they will live in a completely different world, which we might not understand so well. That is why we should listen to their desires and ideas. And give some pieces of advice when they ask and feel the need to hear.

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