Drumroll, please! We’re excited to introduce Ask & Answer: Edutopia’s new community forum, where you can connect and crowdsource strategies from fellow educators. 💬 Get started here (it’s free and always will be): edut.to/3UlP5lX

For #WorldLionDay 🦁: Maria Primachenko (Ukrainian, 1908-1997) Young #Lion, 1979 Gouache on paper, 43 x 61.5 cm www.wikiart.org/en/maria-pri... #WonenArtists

Meelia Kelly (Inuit, 1940-2006) Arctic Menagerie, 2003 Lithograph, 30 x 22 1/2 in. feheleyfinearts.com/product/arct... #WomenArtists #IndigenousArt #FirstNationsArt

@valentinaesl.bsky.social Another wonderful visual for teachers supporting MLLs!

Lucy Sparrow, UK textile artist known as a 'Feltist' who plays with and subverts representations of everyday objects #womensart

Sentence stems: -open-ended -end with an ellipse -work well with a #wordbank -ideal for intermediate, advanced, or fluent #languagelearners I can identify a triangle by… The Tang Dynasty was important because…

Sunrise, 1916 by Georgia O'Keeffe #womensart

Delita Martin, The Soul in Red, 2017 #WomensArt

French painter Farah Atassi, Model in Studio 2, 2019 #WomensAr

Students cannot master a new academic vocabulary word unless they practice using the word *out loud* multiple times in multiple contexts. True for #EBs, #MLs, #students in #poverty, #GT, #SPED, and #unlabelled students.

Augusta Savage (1892 – 1962) was a US sculptor associated with the Harlem Renaissance, an influential artist at a time of an uprising of creativity #WomensArt

🎉 Congratulations to Research Fellow Cyrus Sundar Singh on receiving the Matthieu da Costa Award from Ontario Black History Society! His work bridging communities and preserving stories from Africville to Owen Sound exemplifies the power of cross-cultural storytelling.