Teenagers aren't stupid. Any resources you give them which don't descend to technical jargon will be totally fine. The important thing is that they're actually interested enough themselves - if they're not, they won't care and no amount of explanation will make them research it more and find out what any of the terms actually mean. You just need to convince them of the blockchain's worth and why it's so innovative, and they'll get a lot further.
thanks.
I was thinking of tomorrow to sit down with him, and watch a youtube tutorial on Bitcoin, explain and talk about the movie, answer his questions, and to write down for him on a peice of paper all the technical terms he doesn't understand, as a "homework" for him to learn later.... If he doesn't pass that stage, he is not interested (or I might be a bad teacher) - what do you think?
