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Keeping an eye out for student vision issues

Tips to support children with vision problems and to identify vision issues

Teachers take strike authorization vote

The Alberta Teachers’ Association recently held an online strike-vote authorization vote, from May 22–26.

Vibrant curriculum creates a richer future

It is important for students to have a curriculum that is dynamic and vibrant

Legislature highlights

Education issues debated

Layoffs loom as school boards face budget cuts

One-third of Alberta school boards are expecting to reduce teaching positions in September

Meaningful Moments

Teachers share amazing moments they have had in the classroom so far this year.

No closets in the classroom

Rin Lawrence describes his coming out experience

Teachers’ commitment to students withstands both time and trends.

Tidbits from previous issues of the ATA Magazine that are worth another look.

Council prepares diversity resolutions

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held January 18–19, 2024, at Barnett House, Edmonton.

CLEAR Thinking

The CLEAR framework offers five principles to help teachers before adopting AI tools: context, literacy, equity, agency and responsibility

Climate change demands bold action.

Education must play a role.

Actuellement et à l’avenir

Today, tomorrow and beyond

ATA adopts human rights statement

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

Council authorizes next step in central table bargaining

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held May 5–6, 2025, at Barnett House, Edmonton.

Together, we are stronger

ATA president shares encouraging words about the future of Alberta's public education.