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Take your break! Make small changes to avoid burnout

Small, simple changes can lessen the symptoms of burnout

Mind the gap

Recognizing socioeconomic diversity in schools

The role of PEC members (aka my bosses)

PEC, the governing council of the ATA, functions as a “board of directors” to provide ongoing guidance to the Association and make decisions between ARA

Bringing hope and education to students in need

Over the past two years, Classrooms Without Walls has grown exponentially, touching the lives of tens of thousands of students.

Full-circle experience for retired ATA staffer

A teaching career can lead to a lot of interesting and exciting places, but nothing compares to being in a classroom in front of students.

Championing healthy schools

Being a healthy school champion is about sharing information, generating excitement and enthusiasm for students and staff

Tap into tech for literacy and independence

Text-to-speech and audio options for students with a variety of needs

Public education is the great equalizer

A speech delivered by Brandy Rai to delegates of the 2023 ARA

The middle distance

Many teachers are burned out from more students in their classes with higher needs

Governments must listen to teachers and nurses

The nursing shortage crisis in Alberta is worsening due to the pandemic and government responses. Nurses need safe working conditions...

Registry is another affront to teachers

On June 15, 2022, the lieutenant-governor proclaimed several pieces of UCP legislation, including Bill 85

Large-scale change is tough but doable

Overview of change management

Highlighted resolutions accepted at ARA 2025

Selection of the resolutions adopted by the 2025 Annual Representative Assembly. See the ATA website for the complete set of approved resolutions.

Bold leadership in uncertain times: 2SLGBTQI inclusion

A discussion on ways to be leaders and allies to the 2SLGBTQI community

Summer reset

Steps to recharge and reignite