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0 sats \ 7 replies \ @NorthKoreanHostage 10 Jan 2023 \ on: Jeff Booth bitcoin
Write a grade school textbook to be used for the Bitcoin k-12 curriculum.
Oh, and then lobby the federal government to implement it nationally.
We need to get Bitcoin taught in schools and included on standardized tests. This is single handedly this biggest thing that needs doing.
Now hurry up. I mean, welcome.
And I enjoyed The price of Tomorrow.
Think openai can probably tackle the first part. Not sure about it getting implemented by governments though. :)
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No. It needs to be good, not fast and cheap.
Plus whoever writes the book gets to have the incentive of marketing it. What better way than to mandate it's purchase by every citizen?
Get Bitcoin into the schools.
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ChatGPT3 is good, fast, and cheap ;)
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There's a project in the USA for this via Homeschooling modules being worked on.
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from their website:
School Curriculum
Our school curriculum is the perfect starting point for teachers and educators who are inspired to introduce macroeconomics and financial literacy, with a Bitcoin twist, into their educational repertoire. We have created a total of 19 lessons throughout three units that explore:
The evolution of money Debt, inflation and their various byproducts The advantages and disadvantages of various assets, given our macroeconomic backdrop
Additionally, within each lesson, we have included teaching materials, a lesson plan, a presentation, a student quiz, alongside group and individual activities.
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Would you mind sharing a link to these modules?
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They're in development! Not released yet.
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