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13 August 2026

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Explore how Adinkra symbols communicate meaning through this ready-to-teach, artist-led lesson .
Designed for Secondary, Post-16, adult and community learning, the resource guides learners from Akan and Asante cultural context through visual analysis, personal reflection and contemporary art-making. The complete 120-minute sequence uses line, shape, pattern, symmetry, contrast and composition as a contemporary art-education lens while keeping documented cultural meaning distinct from personal response.

Clear facilitator prompts, learner actions, assessment criteria, SEND adaptations and a printable five-symbol reference sheet make preparation straightforward and support mixed-ability groups.
What buyers receive
• Six-page, print-ready lesson-plan PDF
• Complete 120-minute teaching sequence
• Five-symbol reference and observation sheet
• Cultural grounding, objectives, vocabulary and materials
• Facilitator actions, learner actions and key questions
• Creative process and reflection prompts
• SEND access, stretch and assessment guidance
• Respectful-practice guidance
• Individual Educator and Facilitator Licence

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