Share Use familiar language and explicitly define new terms whenever possible to make sure all students, especially those with non-English first languages, understand the concepts you are describing. with FacebookShare Use familiar language and explicitly define new terms whenever possible to make sure all students, especially those with non-English first languages, understand the concepts you are describing. with Twitter Unnecessary jargon and complexity can make complicated concepts even more difficult to understand. These practices are especially helpful for students who are learning computer science in a second, or third, language. More about this tip External Source "Universal Design: Implications for Computing Education" by Sheryl Burgstahler. Other Tips By Other Tips By Sheryl Burgstahler