How do I explain more complex topics to non-natives?

[johanet812]

I've been tasked to teach more complex topics like smart contracts, crypto, altcoins, and the like to my Chinese students. We've been doing well with familiarizing ourselves with the concepts using visual cues–but when it comes to deeper understanding it's proving to become more difficult. Do y'all have any teaching material I can use? I have 2 months to prep for a teaching plan. Tysm!

[leon99]

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[Wendy1969]

First and foremost, one needs to ensure students have at least an upper intermediate proficiency in English language before one can introduce a more complex topic to them. They also need to be able to comprehend, read up, research the topic by themselves before one can introduce a complex topic to them for discussison in class. It also depends on a learner interest in a topic that is to be introduced in class. It would be much easier to teach the topic if the students have lots of interest in that topic.