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[QUOTE="thejuice1, post: 7025001, member: 247329"]
absolutely. one of the biggest thing someone of that age could learn and/or improve on greatly, would be their observation skills... watching the tells that other players would give off while playing, etc. also, would greatly help their math skills by learning percentages, when it comes to how many outs you have, etc. my 13 year old daughter sometimes plays in our low stakes cash game at home with my friends and family (usually a $40 buy in with unlimited rebuys and 25 and 50 cent blinds) and has done quite well sometimes. my dad taught me how to play poker at a young age, along with other games, and i have always loved playing all types of poker and other games since a kid, and i enjoy doing the same with both my daughters as well.

i mean i wouldnt want this teacher to spend a whole semester teaching poker lol, but if it was something that they taught a small portion of a semester for reasons like i listed above, i would have no issue with it at all. you can pretty much learn life lessons in any situation, so again, yeah id have no problem at all with this
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