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Ash (River Trip Homestead)

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Hey folks, I’m looking for advice on incorporating crypto education into my kids’ homeschooling. My husband and I have crypto but are not experts by any means. My kiddos are teenagers and are eager to learn, so I figured this could be a great opportunity to teach them about decentralization, blockchain, and general financial literacy.

I’d love to hear from anyone who’s done something similar! What resources, tools worked well for you? I’m more than happy to educate myself in order to educate them, just looking for a good starting point!

Thanks in advanced, I really appreciate your time! #crypto #education #homeschool

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Jacob (Organix Farms) · 64w

Ask ChatGPT to create you a crypto curriculum based off your children’s ages. You can then ask it to expand on specific topics and ask to creat quizzes and questions to ensure learning retention.

phenixfalconer · 64w

I like starting all the way back in history. Humans transacted with social capital. It only works in situations with small numbers of people most of which are related in some way. This system worked for thousands of years. Eventually bartering was necessary and then the coincidence of wants became a...

royster⚡️ · 64w

Learn the difference between crypto and bitcoin. If you can figure that out you’ll be set

Morning Star · 64w

Jack Spirko has the Bitcoin Breakout podcast here: https://thebitcoinbreakout.com/ I definitely recommend focusing on Bitcoin education before even looking at other crypto.

David in TN · 64w

Tuttle Twins have an episode on Bitcoin.

You can get that cool bitcoin game. Who does that game?

Maria2000 · 63w

As others here have suggested, set them up with their own apps to get paid/pay in btc. They will see how it works. Also, just learning about btc by reading/listening to podcasts, etc.

TimJoseph · 63w

I would have them read The Bitcoin Standard and then you all discuss it together. Very well written and covers everything. We have homeschooled all 5 of our children. (Two still in progress)