Learners can bring theirown cultural experiencesto the learninginteraction/conversationUsingpower-sharingstrategiesRejectingdeficitexplanationsfor learners'learningWhat isexpected ofstudents isclearly identifiedas is whatlearning involvesCompetencyin subjectknowledge isclearlydisplayedKnowingwhatlearnersneed to learnUsing co-constructionprocessesUsingformativeassessment:FeedbackUsingformativeassessment:FeedforwardDeficitexplanationsare not used toexplainlearners’difficultiesVoicing anddemonstratinghighexpectationsEnsuring that alllearners can learnin a well-managedenvironment so asto promotelearningCaring for andnurturing thelearner,including theirlanguage andcultureThis informationand otherassessment data isused to inform thelearning intentionsand the pace of thelearningLearning isreciprocal;knowledge isco-createdA.R.E.ALearners can bring theirown cultural experiencesto the learninginteraction/conversationUsingpower-sharingstrategiesRejectingdeficitexplanationsfor learners'learningWhat isexpected ofstudents isclearly identifiedas is whatlearning involvesCompetencyin subjectknowledge isclearlydisplayedKnowingwhatlearnersneed to learnUsing co-constructionprocessesUsingformativeassessment:FeedbackUsingformativeassessment:FeedforwardDeficitexplanationsare not used toexplainlearners’difficultiesVoicing anddemonstratinghighexpectationsEnsuring that alllearners can learnin a well-managedenvironment so asto promotelearningCaring for andnurturing thelearner,including theirlanguage andcultureThis informationand otherassessment data isused to inform thelearning intentionsand the pace of thelearningLearning isreciprocal;knowledge isco-createdA.R.E.A

Relational & Discursive Pedagogies - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Learners can bring their own cultural experiences to the learning interaction/conversation
  2. Using power-sharing strategies
  3. Rejecting deficit explanations for learners' learning
  4. What is expected of students is clearly identified as is what learning involves
  5. Competency in subject knowledge is clearly displayed
  6. Knowing what learners need to learn
  7. Using co-construction processes
  8. Using formative assessment: Feedback
  9. Using formative assessment: Feedforward
  10. Deficit explanations are not used to explain learners’ difficulties
  11. Voicing and demonstrating high expectations
  12. Ensuring that all learners can learn in a well-managed environment so as to promote learning
  13. Caring for and nurturing the learner, including their language and culture
  14. This information and other assessment data is used to inform the learning intentions and the pace of the learning
  15. Learning is reciprocal; knowledge is co-created
  16. A.R.E.A