Woul be nice teachers ask student some project related to crytpo currencies, i do see this being implemented on the next years, since there is a huge interest about blockchain, and some altcoins as well, soo studying about it can bring more genius and good crypto currencies in the future as well. China should be starting this first i do believe, since looks like they are really interested and does wanna to get their own coin.

i think there should be a classroom for teaching bitcoins .it s really important for the  next generation to know that there is a currency  other than fiat which is going on the other hand and it may be the future.

It will be good development in education. Considering satoshi in the 8 bit interger. Calculating with exchange rate of bitcoin in native countries, transaction fee and conversion from USD. It could start with the high schools

i personally think that it can't be understand right away since bitcoin still new to the students and it will hard for them to analyze things that they are not familiar with, it can be use maybe for those in economics who's really aiming for better economy as bitcoin is also recognized as part of currency so they can understand the flow.

Sounds great for us, but I don't know what to say. I mean most similar projects usually aren't getting as much attention as they should. Even if you're going to work very hard for it, I don't want to discourage you but you need to find more people to teach about it too, and you also need to be very patient. This project should actually be like taught during the classes, and not after them because everyone pretty much won't listen to you. When they're there during the class, they know they have to do it. It's amazing that you want to do it, you're doing a good thing for everybody here: demand grows, so the price also grows, and the more businesses based on Bitcoin will appear. I guess you are from America, that's a country where you can do something out of a hard worked project. In my country, it'd probably never work - I wouldn't even get the chance of doing it. If a school project doesn't work, you can speak to the directors of different schools and start a course there, so you can have advertisement placed around the buildings to attract them there, and the teachers can also invite them to it.

i think its a good idea to give a lesson about bitcoin in the classroom, this could make student learn about bitcoin itself and realize that there is a new technology in outside of their school. beside that, if this is really happen then the mass adoption will be going faster than we can expect and bitcoin will be more growth.

Bitcoin is related in economics because bitcoin is real life and each of us should know what economic is and how it works.
So, if you were about to discuss this to a class relate bitcoin to economic class. Use bitcoin as one of your example but in a simple way especially when you are teaching elementary students, or secondary. Use an example where you can easily relate bitcoin.

Bitcoin is one of the common currency in the world and probably will be one of the most useful in the future. So it is really important for the students how they use bitcoins. In additional in my opinion,  teaching the existence of the other altcoins can also be very essential.

Can maybe be useful in the beginning but right now it will not be so useful because its not so popular, if it will be more used than it is.

Abacus is a topic in mathematics that is ancient and not relevant, still being taught in schools. With the one time classroom experience I had, I can still remember and probably find out how it looks. Bitcoin is a future in legal tendency exchange, the earlier students get to know about it the better understood and used. IT graduates in 2011 still dont know about blockchain but the developed countries had added it to their syllabus. This is how to prepare for the future and not deprive ourselves. I have 2 university degree not related to computer and now informing my IT friends to read up on blockchain technology. Imagine how schools would have done better