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Carol Van Slyke: In the business of giving hope

Unsung Hero is a space dedicated to honouring ATA members past and present who have had notable achievements, either in the ATA or in their private lives.

More new curriculum a recipe for failure, says ATA president

Hasty curriculum implementation is the last thing teachers need, Schilling says

Women urged to lead change

Annual summit explores leadership issues and potential

Your views

Feedback from the public and members on a variety of education topics.

Education issues debated

Alberta’s 31st legislature resumed on October 23 with a speech from the throne

Understanding potential implications of Bill 13 for teachers

Initial analysis of the Regulated Professions Neutrality Act raises potential areas of concern

Change for Children

Canada-Honduras program aims to boost intercultural education

Petition questions public funding for private schools

Albertans may soon have a say on how their public tax dollars are being spent on education.

New bill proposes to legally require K–3 testing

Standardized assessments for kindergarten to Grade 3 students in Alberta could soon be mandated by law.

Actuellement et à l’avenir

Today, tomorrow and beyond

In solidarity

Shows of support and solidarity from colleagues and allies

Let’s get technical

Article on how physical educators can integrate technology into their teaching practice.

Supporting international opportunities for members

The ATA supports professional growth through several methods.

Supporting mental health

At the beginning of a new year, many people focus on improving their physical health, but it’s important not to forget about mental health

Creative colleagues

Music and writing books are what many our our creative teaching colleagues are up to in Spring 2025