6. Objectivity:Trying toremovepersonal biaswhen judgingknowledge.12.Justification:Reasons usedto support aknowledgeclaim.2. Certainty:How confidentwe are thatknowledge iscorrect.4.Interpretation:How meaningis understoodor explained.7. Subjectivity:Influence ofpersonalfeelings orbeliefs.Free!10. Power:Who controlsknowledgeand how it isused.Free!8. Values:Beliefs thatshapedecisions andjudgments.Free!1. Evidence:Informationused to supporta knowledgeclaim.Free! 3. Truth:Whether a claimmatches realityor acceptedstandards.5. Perspective:Howbackgroundand experienceinfluenceunderstanding.11.Responsibility:Ethical useand sharing ofknowledge.9. Culture:Shared beliefsand practicesthat influenceknowledge.6. Objectivity:Trying toremovepersonal biaswhen judgingknowledge.12.Justification:Reasons usedto support aknowledgeclaim.2. Certainty:How confidentwe are thatknowledge iscorrect.4.Interpretation:How meaningis understoodor explained.7. Subjectivity:Influence ofpersonalfeelings orbeliefs.Free!10. Power:Who controlsknowledgeand how it isused.Free!8. Values:Beliefs thatshapedecisions andjudgments.Free!1. Evidence:Informationused to supporta knowledgeclaim.Free! 3. Truth:Whether a claimmatches realityor acceptedstandards.5. Perspective:Howbackgroundand experienceinfluenceunderstanding.11.Responsibility:Ethical useand sharing ofknowledge.9. Culture:Shared beliefsand practicesthat influenceknowledge.

Untitled Bingo - 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. 6. Objectivity: Trying to remove personal bias when judging knowledge.
  2. 12. Justification: Reasons used to support a knowledge claim.
  3. 2. Certainty: How confident we are that knowledge is correct.
  4. 4. Interpretation: How meaning is understood or explained.
  5. 7. Subjectivity: Influence of personal feelings or beliefs.
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  7. 10. Power: Who controls knowledge and how it is used.
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  9. 8. Values: Beliefs that shape decisions and judgments.
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  11. 1. Evidence: Information used to support a knowledge claim.
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  13. 3. Truth: Whether a claim matches reality or accepted standards.
  14. 5. Perspective: How background and experience influence understanding.
  15. 11. Responsibility: Ethical use and sharing of knowledge.
  16. 9. Culture: Shared beliefs and practices that influence knowledge.