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The great overwhelm

This personal journey explores the challenges faced by a teacher and the transformative power of therapy, self-compassion, and setting boundaries.

Opportunity is knocking on some doors

Consider knocking on doors in your community to discuss the upcoming election

Advancing the profession takes teamwork

Dennis Theobald answers a question about PEC, ATA locals and the ARA

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...

Importance of Political Engagement: Your Views?

Responses gathered at the ATA’s Political Engagement Seminar on March 4

Tale End

A retired teacher shares stories of her car and the attention it drew from students.

Rooted in hope, rising to challenge

Alberta teachers' commitment to students matters deeply, especially now

Plan like a pro with AI

Stay in the driver’s seat with intentional lesson design

Hard circumstances lead to hard decisions

Question: So, you were talking about the potential shape of things to come. Carry on!

Fils francophones dans le tissu albertain

Cette commu­nauté est profondément enracinée dans notre système d’éducation publique et dans la société albertaine au sens large.

Ready...set...grow 2025/26

A listing of upcoming teachers' conventions and specialist council opportunities for 2025 and 2026

ATA establishes new awards

The Alberta Teachers’ Association has two new awards in its arsenal.

Premier sets out education mandate

Premier sets out education mandate: Directive on certification fast-tracking, Bill 27 draw criticism

Council authorizes support for challenge of Bill 27

PEC Points: Council authorizes support for challenge of Bill 27

Reclaiming our narrative: The vital importance of Métis education

Viewpoints from Jerome Chabot, First Nation, Métis and Inuit Curriculum and Cultural Consultant