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Célébrer le Mois de la Francophonie
Information on how to celebrate Francophone Heritage MonthArticle
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Reimagining the profession
Teachers share their views on artificial intelligenceArticle
Spring 2024
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Meet the candidates
Two candidates describe themselves and their platformsArticle
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Discretionary or not? Understanding your leave entitlements
With the current substitute teacher shortage, I feel guilty about having to be absent from school and concerned that my request for leave will be turned down.Article
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PEC announces fellowship and scholarship winners
Last spring, Provincial Executive Council announced the winners of the 2024 ATA fellowships and scholarships.Article
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Council spearheads diversity initiative
Highlights of the latest Provincial Executive Council meetingArticle
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One step forward for ATA Diversity Equity Networks
Highlights of the latest Provincial Executive Council meetingArticle
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Budget Time
ATA 2026-27 proposed budgetArticle
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Familiar face to lead PD program area
Danny Maas will take over the PD coordinator dutiesArticle
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We are strong when we stand together
ATA President Jason Schilling discusses why the annual ARA is importantArticle
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Your views—May 7, 2024
Online comments shared on Alberta educationArticle
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Alberta teachers have mixed views on AI
A survey shows that teachers want an increased professional involvement in AI policy and practice in K–12 education.Article
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ATA is there for teachers as new discipline processes unfold
The ATA's role has changed as of Jan. 1, 2023 when the government officially took over the management of teacher professional conduct.Article
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TALIS results reveal a profession under pressure
TALIS results reveal a profession under pressureArticle
ATA Magazine
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.Article
Winter 2025