Someoneconnectslinguisticimperialism tostorytellingerasure. A childappears"Who gets todecide whatcounts aslegitimatelanguage?"SomeonementionsinequitiesSomeonespeakswithout theircamera onSomeonemakes apunWe once againdebate the truemeaning of theword "literacy"We discusssovereigntyPersonalanecdote#1Someone says"colonial" atleast threetimes in onesentence. SomeonementionsresistanceAwkwardsilence aftera reallycomplexquestion"A storycan be anact ofrefusal." Someonementionscode-switchingWediscusslimitationsagainA petappearsSomeonereferencesanotherreading fromthis classSomeonesays"dichotomy"Someonementionslanguageclasses"Linguisticviolenceis realviolence."Someoneis in theircarWedisparagethe colonialeducationsystemSomeonereferences ascholar weread in aprevious classSomeonementionsaccountabilitySomeoneconnectslinguisticimperialism tostorytellingerasure. A childappears"Who gets todecide whatcounts aslegitimatelanguage?"SomeonementionsinequitiesSomeonespeakswithout theircamera onSomeonemakes apunWe once againdebate the truemeaning of theword "literacy"We discusssovereigntyPersonalanecdote#1Someone says"colonial" atleast threetimes in onesentence. SomeonementionsresistanceAwkwardsilence aftera reallycomplexquestion"A storycan be anact ofrefusal." Someonementionscode-switchingWediscusslimitationsagainA petappearsSomeonereferencesanotherreading fromthis classSomeonesays"dichotomy"Someonementionslanguageclasses"Linguisticviolenceis realviolence."Someoneis in theircarWedisparagethe colonialeducationsystemSomeonereferences ascholar weread in aprevious classSomeonementionsaccountability

STEPH & CARLEE'S 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. Someone connects linguistic imperialism to storytelling erasure.
  2. A child appears
  3. "Who gets to decide what counts as legitimate language?"
  4. Someone mentions inequities
  5. Someone speaks without their camera on
  6. Someone makes a pun
  7. We once again debate the true meaning of the word "literacy"
  8. We discuss sovereignty
  9. Personal anecdote #1
  10. Someone says "colonial" at least three times in one sentence.
  11. Someone mentions resistance
  12. Awkward silence after a really complex question
  13. "A story can be an act of refusal."
  14. Someone mentions code-switching
  15. We discuss limitations again
  16. A pet appears
  17. Someone references another reading from this class
  18. Someone says "dichotomy"
  19. Someone mentions language classes
  20. "Linguistic violence is real violence."
  21. Someone is in their car
  22. We disparage the colonial education system
  23. Someone references a scholar we read in a previous class
  24. Someone mentions accountability