Finally I have used part of my campaign money to buy Laptop for the Village High School for Bitcoin Practical classes.

To the OP:
Allow me a positive criticism.

You are doing an outstanding job there, no question about that. However, if I were wearing your shoes, I would focus more on teaching the properties of sound money applied to Bitcoin instead of teaching the scoundrels of trading. Trading might deveplop the wrong mindset in youngsters as they will be likely to pay more attention to the quick profits of trading, than to understand the economic underlyings of Bitcoin. Trading may drive students to the shitcoinery and create the opposite effect we all seek which is Bitcoin educations, adoption, etc.

You'll turn to be an inspiration for the kids that learn out of the efforts from you. What you sow will get reaped. With the efforts put forth you'll get the best results out of it. In particular what you do now will be continued by the kids that learn from you. Maybe our forum can create some program to educate people conducting seminars through the users residing in specific locations. Here Agbe is there, same as this everywhere we can't see people with similar mindset.

However, i seconded this too. Although a basic trading is not that bad, i guess teaching them the idea of financially literacy will cause more good than bad when these kids tried on trading.

Finally I have used part of my campaign money to buy Laptop for the Village High School for Bitcoin Practical classes. The practical Class was so much fun. Even teachers came and participated and learn new things.  The followings were taught and learned in the first practical class.
1.   Bitcoin Core
2.   Wallets
3.   Basic Trading/Investment

1. Bitcoin Core. It is an open source of software which is used to connect bitcoin users  as node. Bitcoin Core was created by Satoshi Nakamoto and developed by Wladimir van der Laan. https://bitcoincore.org/en/about/ ,
2. Wallets. As the name implies, it is an object or application (app/sofware) which is used to keep, stored valuable things in one’s life. Such  valuable things like, passport, ID card, coin, paper money, ring, documents etc. but in this context we discussed crypto wallets  (bitcoin wallet)
i. Crypto-Currency Wallets: as the name implies, it is a wallet meant to store or keep only for crypto currencies online. E.g. Trezor, Electrum, and Mycelium, etc.  Crypto –Currency wallets are subdivided into two.  

Two types of wallets:
1. Online/hot wallet
2. Offline cold wallet

Online wallets are of three types:
1. Web wallet: as the name implies, it is a wallet that uses online
2. Mobile wallet: as the name implies, it is a wallet uses mobile phones. Eg. Android wallet, Apple/Iphone (IOS) Wallet
3. Desktopwallet: as the implies, it is a wallet uses computer either desktop or laptop.

Cold wallet are:
1. Paper wallet, if properly generated on air gapped device
2. Reputed hardware wallet
3. Wallet generated on air gapped device such Electrum cold storage






In conclussion
Please permit me to appreciate these users that helped me to successfully did the transaction to buy the laptop and internet modem for the school to do bitcoin practical. Such users  are: RickDeckard , Charles-Tim , nc50lc , NeuroticFish , DireWolfM14 , The Pharmacist , Pmalek , Cricktor, smartvirus on the thread https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5405437.new#new Really at a time I was confused what to do so I asked the question here and they helped me out. I really appreciate and grateful to them.

My first theoretical  class https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5403925.0