Feature Superintendent Krimsen Sumners proves the value of compassion and brave vulnerability, as she forges relationships across and beyond school communities to best support students. Built to Lead Understanding the women in leadership barriers In 2018 the ATA renewed its focus on women in leadership through the establishment of a subcommittee of the Diversity, Equity and Human Rights Committee Women leading the way Six Alberta women in the teaching profession share their perspectives on and experiences in leadership The same tribe Honouring relationships uplifts us all The importance of making your mark Former ATA President reflect on her time working with Premier Ralph Klein At the table In 1983, her second year of teaching, the ATA's former Assistant Executive Secretary became involved in Association From school rep to senior leadership Volunteering with the Alberta Teachers’ Association changed her career and life Diversity leads work with students to celebrate diverse cultures Sharing the lead Outlook From the president We have work to do to remove barriers From glass ceiling to glass escalator Transcending gendered expectations in the workplace Then and now Curriculum quandaries 50 years ago Unsung hero Kenny Yeung: Evening the playing field Teacher Hacks Bubble whammy Soapy learning delivers good clean fun Bulletin Board Editor's Notebook And so the adventure begins Wellness Dry eyes, digital eye strain Technology Email wisely, connect deeply Gaining insights, opening doors, creating connection Exploring the benefits of educational exchanges Research insights Looking forward Adventures await What is an awesome field trip that you’d recommend to colleagues? In Profile Finding her soul in the saddle Learning Commons From the Bookshelves These math resources are now available through the ATA library Kid Lit What’s your favourite book to use with students in grades 1 to 3? In Focus Regulatory Affairs and Membership Services: Providing members guidance and representation Teacher to Teacher Who's out there Creative colleagues: Teachers have their own extracurricular activities. Teacher hacks Bubble whammy Most memorable lesson Accept no substitute