Topic: How to explain bitcoin to teenagers or children - page 2. (Read 117994 times)
Tell them that its just Daddy gambling with their inheritance.
Not so many adults know about bitcoin. So I don't understand why to teach kids about bitcoin? In the case that bitcoin will become normal payment instrument as fiat there is sense to teach kids about it together with teaching of using fiat. But today I don't see any big reason for that yet.
In fact, to change a person's life is difficult, but I believe bitcoin can change a person's life especially about business because bitcoin technology is very fast and the result of bitcoin is amazing.
Bitcoin knowledge for children is necessary. But it's just to know, let them focus first on learning, and too early to teach them bitcoin business.
Bitcoin to teenager an to the children is difficult to teach.But,like us guardians or parents we can introduce them,explain them slowly si that they will have a background what has bitcoin.As they live in a millenials,they are not hard to teach or they can easily learn cause they are not in new in this like of technology.
The really challenging task is to explain what is Bitcoin to non-techy generation of our parents/grandparents. Young people these days can more likely understand some virtual conceptions (regarding digital information processing), therefore even without any special technical background there should be no problem to introduce idea of BTC to them.
bitcoin is a complicated algorithm and children or a teenager tend to not like things complicated, if you continue to impose complicated things that will make him confused and will probably end up hating or trauma
Tell them that bitcoin is money. And bitcoin is for adults only!
If I were you, I won't tell my kids or other kids about bitcoin because there could be a possibility that they will get exposed to gambling.
That's my major concern.
If I were you, I won't tell my kids or other kids about bitcoin because there could be a possibility that they will get exposed to gambling.
That's my major concern.
I don't even understand why to teach kids about bitcoin. I can understand that for teenagers it could be a nice underworking that doesn't ask too much time. But I think that modern teenagers are more better with computer than we are and they can understand bitcoin system very fast.
from time to time, it may be very easy to explain bitcoin to teenagers or children. with pc gear and some other supplies, we can explain it briefly, along with real evidence. perhaps with their teaching and practice, will make them familiar with their own. I believe, the best teacher is by giving them experience.
Not so many adults know about bitcoin. So I don't understand why to teach kids about bitcoin? In the case that bitcoin will become normal payment instrument as fiat there is sense to teach kids about it together with teaching of using fiat. But today I don't see any big reason for that yet.
I don't think kids need that. Unless, you can tell about it to teenagers, and only if they are interested in it.
Yeah i dont know whether Bitcoin is appropriate for children and teenagers but in terms of explaining how it's functioning it should be easier then to other groups. They are more familiar with new technologies then older generations and they addopt informations easier and faster but in the term of trading it i don't this this is appropriate age for them.
Tell them about ways that they can earn some pocket money in bitcoin by doing various bounty campaigns...This should get their attention. I would personally recommend you to leave the kids alone and concentrate mainly on teens. Because teenagers would be able to better understand the concept and would find bitcoin interesting than kids.
very easy if we want to explain to teenagers and children especially those who have experience in this field of computers will very quickly accept what we will convey and teenagers will have more time so they can set the right time but not that easy because teenagers and children Usually they still can not focus because their time is still long and can not be consistent.
Bitcoin can be explain visually to children, specially those children who are digitally incline. They are teachable because they are fun of things about digital world. introducing it as a currency aside from fiat money.
explain it like you explain paper money, but you also need to explain it about the internet and how to use bitcoin wisely.
the easiest way to illustrate the idea of how bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies work is infographic, even me love it!
Bitcoin is difficult to explain. I also felt difficulties in understanding bitcoin for the firs time. Let's share how to explain bitcoin to children of teenagers. In My country I can say 98% children don't know bitcoin. In fact, bitcoin can be future money. If the children not familiar with cryptocurrency or bitcoin, how can they face the digital era in the future.
I think teenagers here about bitcoin now because it is the most famous currency in the whole world but they are not keep a proper knowledge about is so you have to say about bitcoin of them in a very easy words.Don't say nay wrong or lying information about it.Say about bitcoin good site and bad site also.Then they decide that bitcoin is good or bad.You told them to search in online about bitcoin and saw many learning YouTube video's.I think they are get a proper knowledge about bitcoin from you friend.
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Many proposals on how to teaching children about science bitcoin start with the school is very good. But do not forget that even the same teachers will have to teach in the first place.
When I read the forum, I learned a very large number of opinions on this matter. Some consider Bitcoin an absolute pacifier, referring to the fact that there is nothing behind it, it is not provided with anything. Some even went further, saying that this is air, which costs nothing! Someone says that behind him are only miners, from which they have nothing to take. I admit, when I first heard about Bitcoin, my opinion about it was not high, but the more I became interested in this issue, the more I began to understand that not everything is so unambiguous.
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