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The power of the teacher voice

Why does our comfort with our “teacher voice” seem to disappear when we need to advocate for ourselves?

From school rep to senior leadership

Volunteering with the Alberta Teachers’ Association changed my career and life

Bursary launched

New bursary supports continued learning in mental health and well-being

Good game, well played

A teacher asks students to analyze video games in an academic context

The profession is modeling a better way

The ATA is utilizing several strategies to address aggression in school and curriculum

Tap into the power of giving

It is important as volunteers to build capacity in others so that they too can see the value in giving back

Valuing ourselves as teaching professionals

Teachers are encouraged to share their working conditions with the public

Nonpartisan ATA campaign fully complies with advertising laws

The Alberta Teachers’ Association is issuing the following statement regarding an inaccurate letter of complaint sent to Elections Alberta by the UCP’s executive director.

Taking on the unknown

More than 150 substitute teachers from across the province gathered for the conference held Oct. 18–19 in Edmonton.

Not on your own: Supporting women in the teaching profession

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

Your views

Feedback from the public and members on a variety of education topics.

Teacher's pet

Animals provide love and support to weary teachers

Stranger things in Swifty times

From one generation of teachers to the next

A future built on truth, not fear

Every child deserves free public education

New year brings new code of conduct

The ATA News sat down with ATA president Jason Schilling to discuss his thoughts about the new code and the new disciplinary process that accompanies it.