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About: This bingo card perfectly captures the quirks of a certain type of university lecturer, blending classic academic phrases with those unexpectedly personal overshares we’ve all witnessed in class. It's ideal for students looking to add a bit of fun and camaraderie to long lectures or revision sessions. Expect lots of nodding and laughter as you spot each cliché.
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This peter lectures Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: We're running out of time", • "We'll come back to this", • "This is really important", • "Make sure you read around it", • "I can't tell you what to write", • "That's beyond the scope of this module", • "It's in the handbook", • "Email the module lead" (they are the module lead), • "You'll thank me later", Talks about their divorce, • Talks about their dating life, • Mentions therapy details, • Complains about their kids, • Complains about their partner, • Mentions financial stress, • Mentions workload stress every week, • Mentions health issues in detail, • Trauma-dumps mid-lecture, • Overshares about illness, • Mentions being hungover, • Mentions previous students negatively, • Tells inappropriate anecdotes, • Mentions crying over marking, • Mentions their mental health unprompted, • Shares "funny" but uncomfortable stories, • "In the real world…".
This peter lectures Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: We're running out of time", • "We'll come back to this", • "This is really important", • "Make sure you read around it", • "I can't tell you what to write", • "That's beyond the scope of this module", • "It's in the handbook", • "Email the module lead" (they are the module lead), • "You'll thank me later", Talks about their divorce, • Talks about their dating life, • Mentions therapy details, • Complains about their kids, • Complains about their partner, • Mentions financial stress, • Mentions workload stress every week, • Mentions health issues in detail, • Trauma-dumps mid-lecture, • Overshares about illness, • Mentions being hungover, • Mentions previous students negatively, • Tells inappropriate anecdotes, • Mentions crying over marking, • Mentions their mental health unprompted, • Shares "funny" but uncomfortable stories, • "In the real world…".