Sure there are all kinds of ways that people are deficient in knowledge, and sometimes there could be some benefits to go into other areas, as you suggest, but sometimes that kind of higher level learning is not needed, so it will depend on context..
We talked about what is bitcoin and what is crypto and now are changing the subject to education itself, okay. What do we have? 71% of Salvadorians say that they
didn't benefit from bitcoin adoption. Over 2.6 millions
installed Chivo wallet (about 40% op population) and only 12% of them
stayed it bitcoin after getting airdropped 30 dollars. So I guess the majority of Salvadorians can figure out how to install and use Chivo, they just don't want to and don't see a point of. Politicians really like to imitate some work: it is easy to say that all education needed is how to use chivo, it is easy to explain why they decided so, it is easy to show how much work they've done in that way and to say when where would be no result thay they've done all they could. I thought we are not talking about how to make politician's work easier but about how to solve a problem. As I see the problem Salvadorians know nothing about bitcoin and probably know not enough economy (40 found out how to install Chivo wallet already, they can explain others, it is not a big problem). To solve this problem education should be complex: you need launch a series of television shows explaining all the basics, add school and university courses, print comics with easy answers etc. It is not needed to educate each and other directly, giving enough knowledge to most educated would be enough as they'll explain others if they'll understand that themselves. If not to do that work (doesn't matter with which explanations, even if a lack of money and resources) there would be no result. And just about 12% of those who stayed in bitcoin after installing Chivo proves it.