<p>I think answering such a question would require statistical expertise so I'd call it on topic. Also, as you've pointed out, there is a  <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/teaching">teaching tag</a> and it has 46 questions tagged, which gives further evidence that such things are on topic.  </p>

<p>I think the answers may be somewhat subjective and there may not be one objectively "right" answer - it's for questions like these we have the designation of "community wiki", which is often what happens with these "list" type questions. I don't think whether or not something is/should be a community wiki detracts from whether or not the question is OK to ask. </p>

<p>Others may have better advice to give regarding your last sentence but I'd say an appropriate way to frame the question may be to describe a bit why teaching sampling distributions to non-statistics majors is challenging and soliciting what others suggest or have done in the past to make this material more accessible while remaining true to the statistical niceties of the subject. </p>
