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https://3speak.tv/watch?v=dmilliz/wevefdye
Greetings!
In this video I expand on an idea I had about using NFTS or some kind of reward system to enhance the current education system and also to boost marketing effectivness for companies.
let's face it, school is boring and many students are not motivated. Though research has been done on rewarding students' performance with money, I think that is something that doesn't need to be researched as it is obvious.
The key is to implement it in a way that benifits society at large. This could be done through NFTS and or coupons issued by companies that motivate students to excell in school while earning real world rwards.
The companies benifit as they get direct marketing to a major consumer group, students ate motivated to learn, there isless of a burder on parents to buy certain things their kids can now earn.
let me know what you think of the idea below. @juanmolina, here is the video where I expand on the idea.
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By DMiLLiZhttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=dmilliz/wevefdye
Greetings!
In this video I expand on an idea I had about using NFTS or some kind of reward system to enhance the current education system and also to boost marketing effectivness for companies.
let's face it, school is boring and many students are not motivated. Though research has been done on rewarding students' performance with money, I think that is something that doesn't need to be researched as it is obvious.
The key is to implement it in a way that benifits society at large. This could be done through NFTS and or coupons issued by companies that motivate students to excell in school while earning real world rwards.
The companies benifit as they get direct marketing to a major consumer group, students ate motivated to learn, there isless of a burder on parents to buy certain things their kids can now earn.
let me know what you think of the idea below. @juanmolina, here is the video where I expand on the idea.