This is good, of course! But my hunch is that the primary motive why the parents are sending their children to you to learn about whatever it is you're doing is that they also want them to earn even if they're unemployed.
This is basically all about making money. And this is something every Bitcoin teacher needs to dispel from those who stumbled upon Bitcoin at some point and developed the impression that it is a way to earn quickly and easily. Because that isn't Bitcoin.
So I take exception to your 5th point. I guess that's incorrect.
Yes, earnings are important and this is not an easy job.
Many think that Bitcoin is an easy way to get lots of money,
and this can change their attitudes.
To teach young people is a responsible job
because they can believe things that are not working.