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ATA responds to the four new expedited teaching certificates

Many details related to the expedited pathways need to be clarified, and the ATA will be watching closely to ensure that implementation maintains high standards

Report highlights growing challenges

Survey shows Alberta teachers and principals are the most stressed in the world

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.

Edmonton teacher Gordon King joins ATA executive staff

Gordon King is the newest addition to the ATA's team in Teacher Employment Services

Looking south

Declining preservice enrolment, high attrition have led to teacher shortages in the U.S.

Alberta's early-career teachers facing significant challenges

Alberta's early-career teachers are vital to the profession, fostering growth not only in students but also in their communities.

ATA to co-host national women’s symposium

Taking place in Banff from May 8–10, the symposium promises to be an empowering experience for women in the teaching profession

Former ATA coordinator to receive the ATA’s top honour

Calvin Fraser, former coordinator of the Member Services awarded honorary membership recognizing his outstanding contributions to education and the teaching.

Reimagining the profession

Teachers share their views on artificial intelligence

Looking south

Why are teachers leaving the profession and what can be done about it?

Teachers and school leaders are rebuilding identity amid unrest

In Alberta, after a time of incredible unrest, the professional identity of teachers is being reshaped under immense pressure.

A collaborative spirit: The kind of teacher I want to be

A new teacher reflects on her practicum experience