I went to the Digital humanities conference at Wayne State on Friday, September 30th and one of the many interesting presentations that I sat through was one that looked at popular Bingo's that make political statements. Many of them focused on Sexism however, there were a vast array of topics included. It was discussed that the bingos are not generally used for play, but more of a discussion starter and they are generally read and shared by those that agree on the topics. I thought it would be interesting to make one for the next political debate to see how accurate I am on topics that will be discussed.
Political Debate Bingo
Stronger America
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Birther Movement
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ISIS
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Bankruptcy
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Tax Return
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Build a Wall
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Putin
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Terror
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Emails
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Make America Great
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Mexico will pay for it
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Let me just tell you
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Temperament
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NAFTA
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Twitter
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Wrong
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Crooked Hilary
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Own reality
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All talk, no action
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Racist
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Oh, I was wondering what this was about! I attended Panel D and was watching all the Bingo tweets and trying to figure out what on earth I was missing in the other room. I'm not sure about the political Bingo, though... I think your card would be blacked out before the second round...
ReplyDeleteOh, I was wondering what this was about! I attended Panel D and was watching all the Bingo tweets and trying to figure out what on earth I was missing in the other room. I'm not sure about the political Bingo, though... I think your card would be blacked out before the second round...
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought of these as a mode of communication before, but I have used them for a multitude of starting or plenary activities within the classroom - they are so adaptable and the kids engage really well with it.
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