Invitestudents toshare theirownperspectivesShareexamplesfrom differentcultures oridentitiesStart classeswith an“icebreaker”or check-inUse images,diagrams orvideos toexplain aconceptOffer onlineand in-personoptionswherepossibleUse pastexamquestionsfor practiceAllow choicein topics orcase studiesPromotecollaborationand a senseof belongingUsecaptions ortranscriptsin videosAllowstudents tosubmit workin a diversityof formatsHighlight the“big idea”before divinginto detailsBreak uplong lectureswith shortactivitiesAllowstudents tochooseformats forassignmentsEncouragegroup workand peerlearningGivefeedback thatis specificand action-orientedAsk studentsto set theirown learninggoalsProvideglossaries orexplain newterms clearlyEncourageself-reflection orjournalingProvideflexibledeadlines(whenappropriate)Provideslides inadvance sostudents canprepareCelebratecreativityor humourin learningEncouragestudents toreflect onwhat workedfor themUse real-worldexamplesfrom diversecontextsProvidestep-by-stepscaffolds forbig tasksInvitestudents toshare theirownperspectivesShareexamplesfrom differentcultures oridentitiesStart classeswith an“icebreaker”or check-inUse images,diagrams orvideos toexplain aconceptOffer onlineand in-personoptionswherepossibleUse pastexamquestionsfor practiceAllow choicein topics orcase studiesPromotecollaborationand a senseof belongingUsecaptions ortranscriptsin videosAllowstudents tosubmit workin a diversityof formatsHighlight the“big idea”before divinginto detailsBreak uplong lectureswith shortactivitiesAllowstudents tochooseformats forassignmentsEncouragegroup workand peerlearningGivefeedback thatis specificand action-orientedAsk studentsto set theirown learninggoalsProvideglossaries orexplain newterms clearlyEncourageself-reflection orjournalingProvideflexibledeadlines(whenappropriate)Provideslides inadvance sostudents canprepareCelebratecreativityor humourin learningEncouragestudents toreflect onwhat workedfor themUse real-worldexamplesfrom diversecontextsProvidestep-by-stepscaffolds forbig tasks

NUDLs Intro 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. Invite students to share their own perspectives
  2. Share examples from different cultures or identities
  3. Start classes with an “icebreaker” or check-in
  4. Use images, diagrams or videos to explain a concept
  5. Offer online and in-person options where possible
  6. Use past exam questions for practice
  7. Allow choice in topics or case studies
  8. Promote collaboration and a sense of belonging
  9. Use captions or transcripts in videos
  10. Allow students to submit work in a diversity of formats
  11. Highlight the “big idea” before diving into details
  12. Break up long lectures with short activities
  13. Allow students to choose formats for assignments
  14. Encourage group work and peer learning
  15. Give feedback that is specific and action-oriented
  16. Ask students to set their own learning goals
  17. Provide glossaries or explain new terms clearly
  18. Encourage self-reflection or journaling
  19. Provide flexible deadlines (when appropriate)
  20. Provide slides in advance so students can prepare
  21. Celebrate creativity or humour in learning
  22. Encourage students to reflect on what worked for them
  23. Use real-world examples from diverse contexts
  24. Provide step-by-step scaffolds for big tasks