"alright?" or "ok?" lecturer should probably be in bed overexplains simple concept i'm doing something else uses subject- specific vocab w/out defining obvious bias for a specific legal scholar/ judge lecturer has an obvious opinion "how is everyone?" unrelated tangent i'm nonstop typing the entire lecture law / crim students will know less / more 2nd person explanation joe bloggs or equivalent 10 seconds of straight coughing lecturer mentions their own research skips one or more powerpoint slides "you don't need to know this" technical difficulties reading list is unrealistically long audience participation "we'll cover this in another lecture" meme (better if insanely out of date) i learn a new word :) current legal policy obviously bad (morally) powerpoint is not detailed enough current legal policy obviously bad (logistically) finishes over the XX:50 mark underexplains complex concept unreasonable time (9am or 5pm) powerpoint is way too detailed qr code less than 75% of the class is in (eyeball it) someone comes in 10+ mins late future careers mention someone's phone / laptop makes noise "alright?" or "ok?" lecturer should probably be in bed overexplains simple concept i'm doing something else uses subject- specific vocab w/out defining obvious bias for a specific legal scholar/ judge lecturer has an obvious opinion "how is everyone?" unrelated tangent i'm nonstop typing the entire lecture law / crim students will know less / more 2nd person explanation joe bloggs or equivalent 10 seconds of straight coughing lecturer mentions their own research skips one or more powerpoint slides "you don't need to know this" technical difficulties reading list is unrealistically long audience participation "we'll cover this in another lecture" meme (better if insanely out of date) i learn a new word :) current legal policy obviously bad (morally) powerpoint is not detailed enough current legal policy obviously bad (logistically) finishes over the XX:50 mark underexplains complex concept unreasonable time (9am or 5pm) powerpoint is way too detailed qr code less than 75% of the class is in (eyeball it) someone comes in 10+ mins late future careers mention someone's phone / laptop makes noise
(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.
"alright?" or "ok?"
lecturer should probably be in bed
overexplains simple concept
i'm doing something else
uses subject-specific vocab w/out defining
obvious bias for a specific legal scholar/ judge
lecturer has an obvious opinion
"how is everyone?"
unrelated tangent
i'm nonstop typing the entire lecture
law / crim students will know less / more
2nd person explanation
joe bloggs or equivalent
10 seconds of straight coughing
lecturer mentions their own research
skips one or more powerpoint slides
"you don't need to know this"
technical difficulties
reading list is unrealistically long
audience participation
"we'll cover this in another lecture"
meme (better if insanely out of date)
i learn a new word :)
current legal policy obviously bad (morally)
powerpoint is not detailed enough
current legal policy obviously bad (logistically)
finishes over the XX:50 mark
underexplains complex concept
unreasonable time (9am or 5pm)
powerpoint is way too detailed
qr code
less than 75% of the class is in (eyeball it)
someone comes in 10+ mins late
future careers mention
someone's phone / laptop makes noise