There must be a shift from individual initiatives to formal adoption of blockchain technology across various academic disciplines, including universities and educational institutions. It has become clear that there is a global trend toward greater adoption of solutions offered by modern technology, but governments (most of them) continue to ignore this and seek to hinder development with all the means at their disposal. The reason is well known: they are reluctant to adopt any technology that provides financial freedom and privacy, as this will gradually limit their influence as authorities.

This isn’t surprising for us because kids these days are more into technology. So if they enjoy learning it and grow their momentum to learn more, that’s a good sign. You just have to keep their interest growing by teaching them how beneficial bitcoin is, if not now, at least they can maximize its usage in the future.

The good thing here is that, they are already knowledgeable about bitcoin at a young age. That will be their edge compared to those who are clueless about bitcoin and technology, as they won’t have any idea the potentials of having bitcoin, if not now, at least when they have their own source of income to accumulate bitcoin on their own.

Nice move! You know? at times I just wished I was given access to Tech at a very tender age, it might sound funny though but I would have loved that, but not everyone was privileged to have such access due to financial difficulties. Tech is something I grow up to like, when I see people who are very good at it I admire them a lot, nevertheless, I am still going to explore it.

And if the kids are learning, and are okay with it then that is a goal, for me i will say that is the perfect  time to get kids learn new things, as they are still focused with the zeal to explore new things.

AI at this level, still provides inaccurate information and with newbies or teenagers who are in learning progress, they must be very careful when using AI for learning. AI can be a supportive tool but learners must use their brains to work, search and learn. If they can train their brains more regularly, they will have better brains and also gain more knowledge with time.

If they rely too much on AI and let AI controlling information they are exposed to or learn from, their learning progress will be not too good while their brains will lose brainstorming ability with time and AI-Dependence.

nowadays they are learning for fun. laately everybody would somewhat "forced" to learn at least the basic.
if you think about the internet: initially it was just a nerd experiment with a couple of b**bs for entusiastic teen
what they can find on it today? I think that in a certain way the impact of bitcoin in everyone life would be the same that has been the impact of internet.
The "level of discussion" - adoption, is different.. in the past the news that someone has bought large stack of bitcoin was something discussed for months - but even unknown to the major media. The process of adoption as "proof" of wealth, as form of an asset that has many functions on it... well it will be HUGE.

It is definitely good to equip children with knowledge because at such a tender age you can simply just make them useful by engaging them, so the idea is great. Most often what corrupts children isn’t the skill they learn but how was the skills embedded in them. Most of the narrative you will mostly see by tutors on things like this is how they can make money most especially if the skills you are teaching them is cryptocurrency.

Most tutors fail by taking children through the trading line in cryptocurrency, in as much as it is not bad the question is how do children quench their hunger or manage their risk on situations like this. So tutoring children on basics about blockchain and the mechanisms behind cryptocurrency isn’t bad. Plus telling them they can save there money there is still good but beyond that is a bad knowledge at lower age

Kids of these days comprehends technology better than many of the older folks, they are born in the computer age so they have better understanding and interest. Older people don't have the time to learn about IT unless it is related to their work, their brains are no longer active like that of young people. Kids don't have any responsibilities so they can easily learn technicalities of Bitcoin and different areas of development so parents should encourage their children to learn IT skills and become active.

We are in a digital era where any child who is knowledgeable enough and has the time to learn – I don't see anything wrong with that. As long as they are of age, 16 years is no longer a small age; some children at that age are already coding things and contributing to society.

I applaud the parent of those children for giving them the opportunity to learn something outside what they are being taught in their school. I also applaud you, the person who is tutoring them.

If there is a right time for our children to learn about bitcoin and technology, it should be at their teenager’s stage since they are slowly forming their mature image and mindset, which can be their own advantage when they start facing the real battles in life.

Bitcoin is our future, and these young minds will turn great leaders in the future, so I think it’s their right and freedom to be equipped with significant knowledge and skills that will become their assets when dealing with bitcoin in the future. Salute to the parents who know the real potentials of bitcoin, and who allow their children to get acquainted with bitcoin and its blockchain technology.