qr code overexplains simple concept underexplains complex concept technical difficulties joe bloggs unrelated tangent obvious bias for a specific legal scholar/ judge 10 seconds of straight coughing case before 1850 2nd person explanation mention of a- level law mention of future careers "we'll teach you that later" someone comes in past the half- hour mark tries to relate to everyday life "interesting" uses subject- specific vocab w/out defining "confusing" "talk to the person next to you" "what do you think?" "alright?" critical thinking show of hands audience participation qr code overexplains simple concept underexplains complex concept technical difficulties joe bloggs unrelated tangent obvious bias for a specific legal scholar/ judge 10 seconds of straight coughing case before 1850 2nd person explanation mention of a- level law mention of future careers "we'll teach you that later" someone comes in past the half- hour mark tries to relate to everyday life "interesting" uses subject- specific vocab w/out defining "confusing" "talk to the person next to you" "what do you think?" "alright?" critical thinking show of hands audience participation
(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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overexplains simple concept
underexplains complex concept
technical difficulties
joe bloggs
unrelated tangent
obvious bias for a specific legal scholar/ judge
10 seconds of straight coughing
case before 1850
2nd person explanation
mention of a-level law
mention of future careers
"we'll teach you that later"
someone comes in past the half-hour mark
tries to relate to everyday life
"interesting"
uses subject-specific vocab w/out defining
"confusing"
"talk to the person next to you"
"what do you think?"
"alright?"
critical thinking
show of hands
audience participation