Charles von Goins II notes from article

Financial literacy is crucial: The article stresses the importance of financial literacy education in today's rapidly evolving world, especially given the growing use of digital assets and their ability to increase financial inclusiveness and equity.


The Blockchain Foundation steps up: The Blockchain Foundation is working to address the need for financial literacy education by introducing digital assets and financial literacy education into America's K-12 education system. The Foundation is collaborating with schools and educational institutions to develop a curriculum and educational resources that teach students about digital assets and financial literacy. (This is very important to keep in mind when writing the paper as financial literacy all starts in school. If more people were being taught all of this from Kindergarten, we wouldn’t live in a mostly financially illiterate society. This will be a key point to talk about, I believe.)


The curriculum covers all aspects: The article states that the Foundation's curriculum covers different aspects of digital assets and financial literacy, including blockchain technology, digital wallets, and investing in cryptocurrencies. Apparently, they're even partnering with private sector organizations to provide teachers and students with online platforms, educational videos, and other resources to enhance their learning experience.


Empowering students with financial skills: The aim of the Blockchain Foundation is to give students the financial literacy skills they need to thrive in this modern, digital world. By educating them about digital assets and financial literacy, the foundation believes that students will be better prepared to make informed financial decisions in the future. (This will also be one of the key things we talk about in the Stellar Research paper. We want it to seem hopeful and optimistic, you know.)


Scalable impact: The results of the Blockchain Foundation's work can be used to expand their educational approach to other countries and provide the US Financial Literacy Education Commission with information for developing digital asset-focused programs. Even the most unfortunate and poorer of nations will be able to tag onto the benefits of the Foundation’s work with the help of Blockchain/Crypto. (This too, we will talk about as it provides more optimism like the previous point.)