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Oversight of teacher conduct enters new era

Teachers are no longer juried by their peers with the government taking over discipline.

In praise of young teachers

All the stages and lessons that a young teacher experiences during the first years of their career are accompanied by a wondrous and ongoing dialogue .

Thank you, colleagues, for re-filling my bucket

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

Retired, but always a teacher: Why I still believe in public education

Viewpoints: Retired, but always a teacher: Why I still believe in public education

What are you hopeful for in 2023?

Responses gathered from Facebook.

Lessons for beginning teachers—44 years ago

Archival issues of the ATA Magazine can be just as relevant now as they were when originally published, or they can remind us how far we’ve come.

Your views—May 28, 2024

Online comments shared from this year's ARA

Central Bargaining Update the Central Table Bargaining Committee

Central Bargaining Update Officials from the Central Table Bargaining Committee

From the mail room to elected office

Mark Ramsankar shares his incredible diversity of volunteer experience and the lessons he learned through his many roles.

ATA group works to address issues of race

Teachers with diverse ethnocultural backgrounds are encouraged to share their experiences

Conventions reaffirm our autonomy as professionals and strength as a profession

Teachers’ conventions remain one of the strongest expressions of professional trust in Alberta