(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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Goes on tangent
Points to "difference" between African and Western countries
Says something that drives Lungi to post in the chat
Enthusiastically responds to a comment/critique with zero self-awareness
Says he's trying to make it more interactive
Puts weird accent on foreign word thinking it makes him sound more knowledgeable
"Without further ado"
Specifically mentions his water project
reassures us about an exam that, in Theory, asked us about specific chapters by number
Repeats his point at least 3 times
Blames something on Gayle
"Oh absolutely 'student name'"
Quotes Dambisa Moyo
Says African countries are unique and shouldn't be taken as a whole, then proceeds to do just that
Doesn't address any of the readings
Says something that makes Patrice's head explode (girl let us know when we can mark this one)
takes more than 10 minutes to get into class content
Talks about his NGO
Uses a patronizing tone
Talks about either Liberia/South Africa without asking Patrice/Lungi
Stefan asks a question about the final
Recommends fiction as great source of learning
Spends class without talking about any regionally significant countries
says he's not racist and then defends something racist
Shows a map
Specifically mentions the region he worked in
Makes grandiose apology and overcomits to solving fairly minor problem
Mentions how excited he is to be teaching us b/c quarantine
Requires "fundamentally wrong" and racist readings
Describes a country/Africa using the word "beautiful" or "rich culture/history"
"a very fair point" to someone who just disagreed with him
Says we shouldn't just look at poverty and hunger rates in Africa and then does just that
