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About: This bingo card perfectly captures the quirks and classic moments of a university psychology class over Zoom. Ideal for students, this game adds a bit of humor to virtual lectures, turning awkward silences, repeated theory mentions, and relatable student experiences into a fun, shared activity that makes online learning just a little more entertaining.
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This SATURDAY CLASS Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "Does that make sense?", "Moving on...", 2 people leave zoom call, A required reading is referred to but never discussed in depth., A specific academic term is repeated more than five times., A student has their camera on but is visibly distracted., Can everyone hear me?, Freud is blamed for something., he professor asks a question and is met with silence., Skinner's experiments with animals are mentioned., Someone brings up the "nature vs. nurture" debate., Someone overshares, The professor asks, "How would [insert theorist name] approach this?, The professor brings up "unconditional positive regard" for the third time this class., The professor says, "Can everyone see my screen?", The professor tells a rambling personal story., The professor uses a popular movie or TV show as an example, You check the time and realize only five minutes have passed., You question your entire career path for at least 30 seconds., You realize you have no idea what you're doing., You think, "This is just common sense.".
This SATURDAY CLASS Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "Does that make sense?", "Moving on...", 2 people leave zoom call, A required reading is referred to but never discussed in depth., A specific academic term is repeated more than five times., A student has their camera on but is visibly distracted., Can everyone hear me?, Freud is blamed for something., he professor asks a question and is met with silence., Skinner's experiments with animals are mentioned., Someone brings up the "nature vs. nurture" debate., Someone overshares, The professor asks, "How would [insert theorist name] approach this?, The professor brings up "unconditional positive regard" for the third time this class., The professor says, "Can everyone see my screen?", The professor tells a rambling personal story., The professor uses a popular movie or TV show as an example, You check the time and realize only five minutes have passed., You question your entire career path for at least 30 seconds., You realize you have no idea what you're doing., You think, "This is just common sense.".