Making a Study Schedule Utilizing Study Guides Multitasking Keeping Study Space Clean Pulling an All- Nighter Spending Forever Choosing What to Study Procrastinating Grouping Study Material by Exam Weight Assuming Familiarity Equals Mastery Getting 8 Hours of Sleep Making Flashcards Highlighting Randomly Just to Feel Productive Spending Time Outside Studying Only When Stressed Treating Breaks Like Full Session Resets Over- optimizing Your Study Setup Breaking Topics Into Manageable Sections Practice With Your Fellow Classmates Studying While Watching TV Studying in a Loud Environment Taking Practice Quizzes Losing Motivation The Moment Studying Begins Utilizing Your RA for Study Advice Having a Study Plan and Not Following It Skipping Chapters or Units Experimenting With Mix of Study Methods Maintaining a Healthy & Balanced Diet Not Tracking What You've Studied Utilizing Campus Resources Color Coding Notes Setting Phone to "Do Not Disturb" Reviewing Formulas Start Studying 1-2 Weeks Early Cramming Everything The Night Before Reviewing One Topic at a Time Relying Only on Rereading Notes Reviewing Mistakes Using Multiple Sources to Study Writing Summaries Using Active Recall Studying While Tired Reviewing Lecture Slides Playing Video Games Instead of Studying Taking No Breaks Using a Stress Ball or Fidget While Studying Going to Office Hours Taking Study Breaks Determining Goals for Each Study Session Drinking Water Focusing on Understanding Using Timers Creating Visual Charts/Diagrams Finding a Good Study Spot Waiting for Motivation to Appear Writing Long Notes You’ll Never Revisit Studying Without Knowing What to Study Ignoring Timers & Schedules Making TikToks During A Break Ignoring Confusing Topics Reviewing Key Terms Highlighting Key Points Bringing Snacks Utilizing the Pomodoro Technique Annotating Key Ideas Eliminating Distractions Applying Concepts to Real-Word Examples Creating Your Own Practice Problems Relying on Luck Scrolling on Your Phone Listening to Music Making a Study Schedule Utilizing Study Guides Multitasking Keeping Study Space Clean Pulling an All- Nighter Spending Forever Choosing What to Study Procrastinating Grouping Study Material by Exam Weight Assuming Familiarity Equals Mastery Getting 8 Hours of Sleep Making Flashcards Highlighting Randomly Just to Feel Productive Spending Time Outside Studying Only When Stressed Treating Breaks Like Full Session Resets Over- optimizing Your Study Setup Breaking Topics Into Manageable Sections Practice With Your Fellow Classmates Studying While Watching TV Studying in a Loud Environment Taking Practice Quizzes Losing Motivation The Moment Studying Begins Utilizing Your RA for Study Advice Having a Study Plan and Not Following It Skipping Chapters or Units Experimenting With Mix of Study Methods Maintaining a Healthy & Balanced Diet Not Tracking What You've Studied Utilizing Campus Resources Color Coding Notes Setting Phone to "Do Not Disturb" Reviewing Formulas Start Studying 1-2 Weeks Early Cramming Everything The Night Before Reviewing One Topic at a Time Relying Only on Rereading Notes Reviewing Mistakes Using Multiple Sources to Study Writing Summaries Using Active Recall Studying While Tired Reviewing Lecture Slides Playing Video Games Instead of Studying Taking No Breaks Using a Stress Ball or Fidget While Studying Going to Office Hours Taking Study Breaks Determining Goals for Each Study Session Drinking Water Focusing on Understanding Using Timers Creating Visual Charts/Diagrams Finding a Good Study Spot Waiting for Motivation to Appear Writing Long Notes You’ll Never Revisit Studying Without Knowing What to Study Ignoring Timers & Schedules Making TikToks During A Break Ignoring Confusing Topics Reviewing Key Terms Highlighting Key Points Bringing Snacks Utilizing the Pomodoro Technique Annotating Key Ideas Eliminating Distractions Applying Concepts to Real-Word Examples Creating Your Own Practice Problems Relying on Luck Scrolling on Your Phone Listening to Music
(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.
Making a Study Schedule
Utilizing Study Guides
Multitasking
Keeping Study Space Clean
Pulling an All-Nighter
Spending Forever Choosing What to Study
Procrastinating
Grouping Study Material by Exam Weight
Assuming Familiarity Equals Mastery
Getting 8 Hours of Sleep
Making Flashcards
Highlighting Randomly Just to Feel Productive
Spending Time Outside
Studying Only When Stressed
Treating Breaks Like Full Session Resets
Over-optimizing Your Study Setup
Breaking Topics Into Manageable Sections
Practice With Your Fellow Classmates
Studying While Watching TV
Studying in a Loud Environment
Taking Practice Quizzes
Losing Motivation The Moment Studying Begins
Utilizing Your RA for Study Advice
Having a Study Plan and Not Following It
Skipping Chapters or Units
Experimenting With Mix of Study Methods
Maintaining a Healthy & Balanced Diet
Not Tracking What You've Studied
Utilizing Campus Resources
Color Coding Notes
Setting Phone to "Do Not Disturb"
Reviewing Formulas
Start Studying 1-2 Weeks Early
Cramming Everything The Night Before
Reviewing One Topic at a Time
Relying Only on Rereading Notes
Reviewing Mistakes
Using Multiple Sources to Study
Writing Summaries
Using Active Recall
Studying While Tired
Reviewing Lecture Slides
Playing Video Games Instead of Studying
Taking No Breaks
Using a Stress Ball or Fidget While Studying
Going to Office Hours
Taking Study Breaks
Determining Goals for Each Study Session
Drinking Water
Focusing on Understanding
Using Timers
Creating Visual Charts/Diagrams
Finding a Good Study Spot
Waiting for Motivation to Appear
Writing Long Notes You’ll Never Revisit
Studying Without Knowing What to Study
Ignoring Timers & Schedules
Making TikToks During A Break
Ignoring Confusing Topics
Reviewing Key Terms
Highlighting Key Points
Bringing Snacks
Utilizing the Pomodoro Technique
Annotating Key Ideas
Eliminating Distractions
Applying Concepts to Real-Word Examples
Creating Your Own Practice Problems
Relying on Luck
Scrolling on Your Phone
Listening to Music