(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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Put yourself in the shoes of a female educator today, what's the biggest obstacle?
What do you feel is your biggest responsibility as a student?
Do you see a difference in enthusiasm from public school teachers to professors? How?
Are female teachers better for students? Just female students? Just male students?
What's the biggest misconception about teaching?
What is another occupation you feel is commonly judged or misconceived?
Should there be a dress code that is separate for female students and teachers? Why or why not?
Who was your favorite female teacher? Why?
Do you see a lack of fairness in promotion or hiring based on gender?
What's the most important trait a teacher can have?
What do you see as another “female” job? Why is this offensive to males? Why is this offensive to females?
Which period of education was the most influential to you? Why?
What makes a teacher unapproachable?
Why is discussing females in education such a touchy subject?
Give your opinion on the difference between receiving disciple from a female or male professional.
What fuels your learning?
Do you believe the gender of a professional matters? When does it? When does it not?
Who motivated you to continue schooling?
What's the most effective teaching method you've experienced?
When has a teacher changed your perspective or opinion on a topic?
Do female teachers reinforce their stereotypes or break them down?
Which subject do you believe women should still be taught in schools (think of their curriculum in the colonial era)?
Do you agree more with conservative, liberal, or radical point of views on women's education?
How will you ensure you have a successful classroom?