There are still analog clocks around, we have one in our house, and all the most expensive watches rich people like are analog, so it may help children to teach them analog clocks. It's just a matter of whether the trouble is worth it given how infrequent they are. But really, it's not worth it ever, because we currently teach children everything by force. We shouldn't be teaching children by force; they should be free to learn what they want.

Well, yeah. The easy way I got taught that made sense. Quarter past to half past the current hour. Then after that, the minute hand is to the next hour such as 25 to, 20 to, quarter to, 10 to.

If they want.

You need to watch this!

as long as they can still be encountered out in the wild, yeah

Yes.

Absolutely.

Yes, I think it'd be important for maths

Yeah