Cryptocurrency must adapt in schools/colleges curriculum

[uneng]

Not only bitcoin, but financial education should be a must in every schools. Sadly I have never been taught at school anything regards this basic matter like most people around. And that is why we have a society of people going into debt, without any control over their finances, spending more than they earn.

If investments options, including bitcoin, were introduced to kids at schools through math lessons we would have a lot more people thriving financially, consequently decreasing the volume of social issues that keep increasing in alarming rates.

[ReiMomo]

Not only bitcoin, but financial education should be a must in every schools. Sadly I have never been taught at school anything regards this basic matter like most people around. And that is why we have a society of people going into debt, without any control over their finances, spending more than they earn.

If investments options, including bitcoin, were introduced to kids at schools through math lessons we would have a lot more people thriving financially, consequently decreasing the volume of social issues that keep increasing in alarming rates.

Collage would be the best place to learn and practice it. Students at the 15 to 17 years, are open and matured enough to analyze and pick what is best around them. So yes crypto currencies and its technologies and the opportunities available in crypto should be taught during their collage days. I am sure in few years down the line, it would part of syllabus or a separate course to study. would be matured enough to think of their future career.

[TheNineClub]

If I am not mistaking, most modern education facilities do not offer any financial education at all. And I am not talking about Economics 101, I am talking about education relating day to day money handling, small investments, budget ballancing etc. So seeing we don't have even that, I don't think we can expect crypto adoption in our education systems. Not right now.

[wxa7115]

I don't know if this topic is already tackled but I want to know your random opinions.
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[/b]For me it will be advantage for every students ....
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Well, not bad ideas, but there is a difference between your random thoughts and what is going to happen. I don't know if any crypto-friendly country like El Salvador is going to start teaching about cryptocurrencies in schools but in the vast majority of countries they are not. Forget about it. A lot of time will have to pass and a lot will have to change before primary school curricula will include those contents.

Basically this, something like what the OP is proposing will require not only for a government to be friendly to bitcoin now but also the commitment from the government for this to be the case for the long term so there was no expectation at all they could reverse course.

And this is unlikely, it is almost impossible to teach why bitcoin is a great option while simultaneously not show why fiat is inferior compared to bitcoin, and right now governments do what they can to not teach the very basics of how the fiat economy works, so I doubt they will be willing to do this as they will be encouraging those students to adopt bitcoin instead of fiat.

[Ziskinberg]

If I am not mistaking, most modern education facilities do not offer any financial education at all. And I am not talking about Economics 101, I am talking about education relating day to day money handling, small investments, budget ballancing etc. So seeing we don't have even that, I don't think we can expect crypto adoption in our education systems. Not right now.

Perhaps, the school never teaches us how to create and run a business but it just only teaches us how to find a job. That probably if everyone will know crypto and make this as a job, trading, investing, and etc...this will affect the economic growth of the country. I hope they could see this and have an open mindset. I could say they are selfish if they don't adopt and educate their students about this.
There is a need to change the education system if they want to help the community and that is supposed a part of their job.