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Your views—May 28, 2024

Online comments shared from this year's ARA

Association awards fellowships and scholarships

Provincial Executive Council has announced the winners of the 2022 ATA fellowships and scholarships.

Teachers and climate change education

A Q&A with Canada’s foremost expert

In times like these, unity is our greatest asset

Unity is our greatest asset, and it is what will enable us to navigate whatever comes next.

Creative colleagues

Here are some ­endeavours undertaken by your colleagues “out there.”

Sherwood Park teacher wins Edmonton District by-election

Deneen Zielke has won the 2024 Edmonton District by-election.

Government releases public survey on a new teacher code of conduct

The ATA responds to Alberta Education's launch of their new teacher code of conduct public survey.

Parties debate visions for the future

Premier Danielle Smith’s new cabinet was sworn in on Oct. 24, with Adriana LaGrange remaining the education minister.

Research on digital platforms in education nabs ATA award

Robert LeBlanc is this year's winner of the ATA Education Research Award

We must not take for granted what we have

Queen’s University course on negotiating skills

Employing strategic foresight to best support the profession

A description of how ATA's strategic planning shapes public education

Pitfalls and Precautions returning, with Regulatory Affairs lens

Pitfalls and Precautions articles will return providing insights into what type of conduct could lead to a complaint

Central Bargaining Update the Central Table Bargaining Committee

Central Bargaining Update Officials from the Central Table Bargaining Committee

Notices and events

Items to take note

ARA address stresses collective agency

Executive secretary report to ARA was clear: history informs the present state of the teaching profession, but members will define its future.