"I don't know" "aagh" *creates new slide* Coffee shop example "good good good" Â (but it's not good) *Googles something in-class to make a point* "You need to put yourself in the shoes of..." More than 1 Starbucks mention "Fair enough. Â BUT- " Make your argument "more subtle" *wears white t- shirt* "blah blah" *clicks through slides in disorder* "I don't care." "whatever" *personal anecdote to prove his disagreement* Starbucks mention "It's not that difficult." "We can observe..." "Nobody cares about that" *accidental german* "Ja?" *disagrees* "You have to make an argument." "I don't know" "aagh" *creates new slide* Coffee shop example "good good good" Â (but it's not good) *Googles something in-class to make a point* "You need to put yourself in the shoes of..." More than 1 Starbucks mention "Fair enough. Â BUT- " Make your argument "more subtle" *wears white t- shirt* "blah blah" *clicks through slides in disorder* "I don't care." "whatever" *personal anecdote to prove his disagreement* Starbucks mention "It's not that difficult." "We can observe..." "Nobody cares about that" *accidental german* "Ja?" *disagrees* "You have to make an argument."
(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.
"I don't know"
"aagh"
*creates new slide*
Coffee shop example
"good good good"
(but it's not good)
*Googles something in-class to
make a point*
"You need to put yourself in the shoes of..."
More than 1 Starbucks mention
"Fair enough.
BUT- "
Make your argument
"more subtle"
*wears white t-shirt*
"blah blah"
*clicks through slides in disorder*
"I don't care."
"whatever"
*personal anecdote to prove his disagreement*
Starbucks mention
"It's not that difficult."
"We can observe..."
"Nobody cares
about that"
*accidental german*
"Ja?"
*disagrees*
"You have to make an argument."