Propose a newresearchquestioninspired by thediscussion oryour critiqueIdentify andexplain an implicitassumption in atheory or modeland discuss whyit mattersOffer acounterpoint toa statementfrom thepresentation orreadingName onestrength andone limitation ofa specifictheory or modelExplain whichpart of thetheory was mostsurprising orcounterintuitiveto you and whyExplain how atheory might beinterpreted fromthe perspective ofa founder,investor, or otherstakeholderAsk a clarifyingquestion to apeer thatcontributes tothe discussionCompare two ofthe discussedtheories in termsof goal,explanatory power,or perspectiveExplain whatchanged in yourunderstanding ofentrepreneurshipthrough thissessionProvide a concretereal-world example(e.g., from a knownstartup) thatsupports orchallenges a theorySummarize thecore messageof one article intwo sentencesin your ownwordsIdentify acontradiction ortension within atheory orbetweentheoriesAsk a criticalquestion abouta keyassumption of atheory or articleLink a paperfrom thissession to aconcept ortheory from aprevious sessionExplain why atheory mightnot apply tocertainentrepreneurialcontextsQuestion theresearchmethod of onearticle (e.g.,sample, data,or design)Propose a newresearchquestioninspired by thediscussion oryour critiqueIdentify andexplain an implicitassumption in atheory or modeland discuss whyit mattersOffer acounterpoint toa statementfrom thepresentation orreadingName onestrength andone limitation ofa specifictheory or modelExplain whichpart of thetheory was mostsurprising orcounterintuitiveto you and whyExplain how atheory might beinterpreted fromthe perspective ofa founder,investor, or otherstakeholderAsk a clarifyingquestion to apeer thatcontributes tothe discussionCompare two ofthe discussedtheories in termsof goal,explanatory power,or perspectiveExplain whatchanged in yourunderstanding ofentrepreneurshipthrough thissessionProvide a concretereal-world example(e.g., from a knownstartup) thatsupports orchallenges a theorySummarize thecore messageof one article intwo sentencesin your ownwordsIdentify acontradiction ortension within atheory orbetweentheoriesAsk a criticalquestion abouta keyassumption of atheory or articleLink a paperfrom thissession to aconcept ortheory from aprevious sessionExplain why atheory mightnot apply tocertainentrepreneurialcontextsQuestion theresearchmethod of onearticle (e.g.,sample, data,or design)

Discussion Seminar 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. Propose a new research question inspired by the discussion or your critique
  2. Identify and explain an implicit assumption in a theory or model and discuss why it matters
  3. Offer a counterpoint to a statement from the presentation or reading
  4. Name one strength and one limitation of a specific theory or model
  5. Explain which part of the theory was most surprising or counterintuitive to you and why
  6. Explain how a theory might be interpreted from the perspective of a founder, investor, or other stakeholder
  7. Ask a clarifying question to a peer that contributes to the discussion
  8. Compare two of the discussed theories in terms of goal, explanatory power, or perspective
  9. Explain what changed in your understanding of entrepreneurship through this session
  10. Provide a concrete real-world example (e.g., from a known startup) that supports or challenges a theory
  11. Summarize the core message of one article in two sentences in your own words
  12. Identify a contradiction or tension within a theory or between theories
  13. Ask a critical question about a key assumption of a theory or article
  14. Link a paper from this session to a concept or theory from a previous session
  15. Explain why a theory might not apply to certain entrepreneurial contexts
  16. Question the research method of one article (e.g., sample, data, or design)