Students taking programming or IT at school should learn about free software in their classes. 

If only they were! Even though many curricula require students to learn about software copyrights and the social impacts of technology, most will never hear about software freedom during their education. 

In the rare cases where students are introduced to free software, it’s only as "open source". For example, one curriculum from the United Kingdom includes this: 

My name is Carmen-Lisandrette. My job is helping teenagers get into free software and become the best programmers, technical writers and activists they can be. I'm here for you! 

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