How to Teach Programming To Beginners 1/3: Avoid Jargon and Assumed Knowledge

This series of videos was cut from livestream Q&A #80, where I discussed some tips and tricks for creating good quality tutorials and educational material for beginners. Be sure to check out the third video where I outline the exact process I use to design lessons and tutorials in a systematic way. It also happens to be the same approach I use for creating applications!

Looking for a comprehensive introduction to Kotlin, Android, and Programming in general? If so, consider picking up my introductory course to Programming Fundamentals with Kotlin and Android on Udemy; I don't think you'll be disappointed:

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[raphaelradespiel]

Thanks for this video. I'll start teaching c++ as a freelancing job and these tips really helped me. Thanks man ❤️

[АннаКулькова-цч]

Thank you! Your speech is amazingly full of useful collocations for language learners as well, not only for those wanting to learn how to teach programming)

[globisdead]

I'm going to be teaching a free coding camp at my college in two weeks.

[konzack]

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[Esthicodes]

Hello, can I ask you how to avoid jargon when learning programming, because sometimes it seems that all of the new words, they are very professional.