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Comment on Ask HN: How did you teach analog electronics to your kids?

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For a child, this is still a routine, but if the school lessons are boring, such an unusual lesson can even be interesting. Then you need to measure the wires, carefully lay out all the parts and wires on the table, and be careful not to mix up the positive and negative terminals. I don't let them use a soldering iron, but they can, for example, press the power button while I take measurements. Sometimes you can take measurements yourself. Listen to why something didn't work. In any case, analog electronics is for those children who value attentiveness, especially if they need to build a truly useful device and are missing parts.

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