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Award recipient blasts government’s curriculum work

While accepting an award, former ATA curriculum expert criticizes the current government

Council aims to support gender equity

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held Dec. 1–2, 2022, Barnett House, Edmonton.

Council prepares for a busy year

Association administrative guidelines provide for the attendance of observers at selected portions of Council meetings.

A blueprint for implementation

A position paper on curriculum implementation policy in Alberta.

Council sets stage for list bargaining

Highlights of the emergent Provincial Executive Council meeting held Nov. 17, 2023, Fantasyland Hotel, Edmonton.

Calgary teacher selected for prestigious fellowship

Calgary teacher will take part in National Geographic Society program

Change management

What advice do you have for teachers who are facing a change in their assignment?

ATA has programs and services for school leaders

The ATA is here to help school leaders in every role they play

Valerie McDougall: Champion for Indigenous language, culture and identity

Valerie McDougall's teaching journey led her to reconcile a part of her family’s past.

Not on your own: Supporting women in the teaching profession

What was it like to be a female teacher in the early 1900s?

Two principals and a teacher join ATA staff

More new hires of executive staff at the ATA

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.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing education

AI is becoming a defining force in education, reshaping Alberta classrooms and influencing teaching practices in ways that were unimaginable a few years ago.