Delhi, India, 21st November, 2022, Chainwire

Incentivizing greater student and teacher participation within EdTech with Coins for College

Tuition Coin, a novel Crystal Chain product, is the newest Teach to Earn project on the Cardano blockchain. Designed to incentivize further participation in educational technology, Tuition Coin powers a new system that will benefit both teachers and students. 

Teachers, while forming an essential component of society, are often underpaid and overworked. By creating a cryptocurrency reward for contributions to the wider educational space, Tuition Coin ensures that teachers can thrive within the growing EdTech space.

Teachers from all over the world can earn Tuition Coins by registering on the Coins For College platform. After the sign-up and KYC process are approved, Educational content creators can start earning cryptocurrency in exchange for sharing knowledge. Those with existing content and lesson plans on the internet can also participate and contribute to the internet’s open information sphere. 

Educational resources created by teachers will be available to students for free on the Coins For College platform. With a vision of ensuring that every child has access to high-quality educational material, Coins For College fills educational gaps irrespective of whether their school can provide it. 

Students can complete lessons and assessments on the platform to earn Scholarship Points that form a standardized means by which progress and effort can be measured. Implementing a new, accessible standardized system is an important requirement for global education because of the waning influence of the SAT. 

Tuition Coin (TUIT) works as an incentive for educational content creators. Teachers can supplement their income by earning TUIT in exchange for lessons, study plans and other learning resources. Abiding by Standards Correlation, the content can be shared in the knowledge that students will be able to access lessons that are age-appropriate as per their countries’ educational requirements. 

60% of the 100 billion TUIT tokens that will ever be in circulation are reserved for educators, and can only be earned by contributing to the global educational ecosystem. Teachers will be offered the same incentives for content whether they create it afresh or import it from existing platforms. All content on the platform will meet the standards set by 1EdTech, a non-profit focused on making remote learning more standardized and accessible.

Visit the Tuition Coin website to learn more about how you as an educator can get involved in shaping the future of generations to come. 

Join the community on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for the latest updates within the TUIT and Coins For College ecosystem. 

About Tuition Coin

Tuition Coin is the cryptocurrency that powers the Coins For College platform. Created by Crystal Chain, Tuition Coin forms a key part of the reward mechanism for teachers creating content and lesson plans. 

Students can access the content for free using the Coins For College platform and will be awarded Scholarship Points upon completing modules and assessments. These Scholarship Points will serve as a measurement tool to identify promising and deserving students who desire to pursue further education, but may lack the financial resources to do so. 

Visit the Tuition Coin website to learn more about how you as an educator can get involved in shaping the future of generations to come. Join the community on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for the latest updates within the TUIT and Coins For College ecosystem

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Lessons in Spanish, with exceptional teachers: it happened at the IC Gerolamo Cardano institute of Gallarate. And the special teachers are five girls from another Gallarate school, the Gadda Rosselli high school.

The special lessons are part of the project green school confirmed again this year at the institute that brings together the schools of the Arnate and Madonna in Campagna districts.
The meetings touched on various issues of eco-sustainability and enhancement of environmental resources.
Added value: the contribution of five girls from the fourth grades of Gadda-Rosselli: Giulia Basile, Martina Fazzone, Silvia Puricelli, Amelia Veronese, Giulia Bellebono they gave lessons in Spanish on the topics green school in the fifth classrooms of the Manzoni complex of the IC gerolamo Cardano. An activity included in the school-work alternation project coordinated by Professor Maria Giovanna Renzi.

The lessons at Manzoni schools – the primary of Madonna in Campagna – yes. I am carried out both face to face and onlinea modality sometimes made necessary by the limitations for health emergencies.
The high school students planned the interventions with the primary school teachers, specifically with the teacher Viviana Labanca referent of the green school project for the Manzoni complex. Together they chose the material and the methods of intervention, thus creating an efficient, effective and highly satisfying school-work program.

The experience, organized for the Comprehensive Gerolamo Cardano by prof Giovanna De Lucahad such an educational and professional value that the director of the institute Germana Pisacane he already plans to repeat it in the other plexus of the institute, the Cesare Battisti.

• New York City’s incoming mayor Eric Adams recently said he’d accept his first paycheck in Bitcoin

• He would like to see crypto become part of the school curriculum

New York City mayor-elect Eric Adams says it is time schools added blockchain and cryptocurrency to their curriculum.

Adams told CNN’s “State of the Union,” that schools need to introduce Bitcoin as a topic so that young people can learn about how this “new way of paying for goods and services” online works.

“When I talked about blockchain and bitcoins, young people on the street stopped and asked me, ‘What is that? What is it about?’ We need to inspire the energy again,” he said during the interview.

In response to a question on what he say bitcoin is in 30 seconds, Adams noted that such an attempt would be challenging even to experts in the industry. However, he explained:

“Cryptocurrency is a new way for paying for goods and services throughout the entire globe. And that’s what we must do, to open our schools to teach the technology, to teach this new way of thinking when it comes down to paying for goods and services.”

Adams did not detail what levels of education needed to add blockchain and crypto to their curriculum, suggesting that this is something that needed further input and consultation.

In other comments, the mayor-elect indicated he’d be ready to go in the direction of encouraging crypto payments across businesses in New York City. However, he thinks the subject requires players to “tread carefully.”

“We are going to look at it, and we are going to tread carefully. We are going to get it right.”

Adams’ comments come on the back of his decision to accept salary in Bitcoin. He now joins Miami mayor Francis Suarez in seeking Bitcoin paychecks.

Bitcoin and Ethereum have both rallied higher in the past few days, hitting record highs above $68,000 and $4,800, respectively.