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Web guides support Black History Month learning

Teachers can access several ATA library web guides during Black History Month

Alberta’s teachers sound alarm on testing explosion

The ATA, in collaboration with U of L Richelle Marynowski, examined these SDATs and found that realities sharply contrast with government goals

The transformative effect of SEL

How (and why) to bring social and emotional learning into your classroom

ATA launches campaign

New ad campaign shows impact of underfunding

Specialist council winds down

The ATA's Alberta School Learning Commons Council is disbanded due to low membership

Take your break! Make small changes to avoid burnout

Small, simple changes can lessen the symptoms of burnout

Albertans identify five key issues in education

Five key solutions arose to strengthen public education after a months-long public engagement effort

Assessing the assessments

Alberta teachers sound alarm on explosion in elementary tests

ATA adopts human rights statement

Highlights of the ATA's newly-adopted human rights statement

Strike vote coming for Edmonton Public teachers

85 per cent of teachers who gathered at an Edmonton Public bargaining meeting voted to turn down a proposed settlement

Conventions never fail to impress

No two conventions are the same and teachers can always learn something new

A national shift toward solutions and action

Effective climate change education requires leadership at all levels

Ready, set, grow

Teachers start to prepare their growth plans for 2022/23 school year

Taking on the unknown

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

Ideas into action

A description of what some schools have done with DEHR grants