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New discipline process puts ATA in your corner

The new discipline process is in place and the ATA is prepared to work with teachers

Albertans need to stand up in face of new curriculum

Teachers are facing more curriculum changes

Pulse survey results raise red flags

Teacher survey results raise red flags

Differing perspectives, shared purpose: Sustaining our unity

Jason Schilling discusses post-strike strategies and goals

Curricular references

An ATA analysis of Alberta curriculum identified climate change and climate-science connections.

Back to work, but not backing down

We’ll keep moving forward with purpose and conviction, fighting for classrooms, students and future generations who depend on us to stand for what’s right. 

Experimental professional learning community results in shift

Success story from Kevin Wood

From prompts to conversations

Cogenerating content through collaboration with AI

The power of the teacher voice

Why does our comfort with our “teacher voice” seem to disappear when we need to advocate for ourselves?

Government and opposition debate education issues

Alberta’s legislature resumed for the fall sitting on October 28. Here is a summary of the education-related discussions that took place Oct. 28 to Dec. 5.

Alberta teachers named to national advisory committees

Alberta teachers named to national advisory committee

Alberta teachers' strike a catalyst for change and hope

Editorial: Alberta teachers' strike a catalyst for change and hope

Alberta teachers take historic stand with strike

Bargaining update: Alberta teachers take historic stand with strike

Let's have another look at the shop class

Strategies to connect CTF/CTS teachers with other teachers

Teaching on empty: Alberta teachers among the world’s most stressed and overextended, OECD report

Alberta's teachers are the most stressed in the world according to international report