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Creative colleagues

Teachers have their own extracurricular activities, here are some endeavours undertaken by your colleagues “out there.”

Thank you, colleagues, for re-filling my bucket

Jason Schilling shares his experience at the recent Beginning Teachers' Conference

Do no harm

Concerns raised over new bill

Marie-Louise Brugeyroux: teacher extraordinaire

Albertans owe a debt to francophone educator Marie-Louise Brugeyroux who championed French language instruction, resources, and professional development

Your views—April 2, 2024

Letters to the editor

Our struggles are not unique

Teacher retention and recruitment, workload intensification, inclusion, classroom complexity and class size were issues discussed at the most recent CTF meeting

Seasoned teacher and school leader joins ATA staff

Profile of a new ATA staff member

New discipline process puts ATA in your corner

The new discipline process is in place and the ATA is prepared to work with teachers

ATA award to be presented to two equity-focused groups

The Alberta Teachers’ Association will grant a 2025 Public Education Award to two organizations that are focused on equity and equality for marginalized people.

Teachers' conventions in focus

Highlights from this year's conventions

Three education unions share CTF award

Education unions in Burkina Faso, The Gambia and Uganda are joint recipients of the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF/FCE) Norm Goble WTD Award.

The importance of making your mark

Former ATA President reflect on her time working with Premier Ralph Klein.

Satisfaction and strain

The many sides of working in a caring profession

Three education unions share WTD award

On World Teachers’ Day (WTD), the education unions in Uganda, Togo and the Gambia were named this year’s recipients of the Norm Goble Award.

Voice your curricular views at convention

At teachers’ conventions across the province Alberta Education will gather feedback from teachers on everything from curriculum development to implementation