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Expedited certification plan draws mixed reactions

AB Government expedited pathways into teaching profession were met with mixed reactions

Government releases new code of conduct

The government’s Code of Professional Conduct responds to many concerns and suggestions raised by the ATA; however, aspects still require clarification.

Charter schools: a cautionary tale

How long until assessments are used by the government to rank and score schools and teachers?

Kerri Mckinnon: Cheerleader for inclusive education

Kerri Mckinnon has been invested in inclusive learning practices since she began her teaching career more than two decades ago.

Teacher registry prompts formal privacy complaint

The most basic question that one can ask about the Alberta Teacher and Teacher Leader Registry is “why”?

Sparking someone else's journey

Professional development has always been the field where Sandy has found the most joy in the teaching profession. Sandy shares his volunteer story.

Truth over clicks

Off Script: Truth over clicks: Teachers stand for what’s right

A critical eye on A.I.

One teacher’s take on Media Literacy Week

Your views—November 21, 2023

Teachers respond to the Q&A from the Oct. 31 issue of the ATA News, "Where have all the teachers gone?"

New survey highlights education needs in advance of budget

ATA president released new research data in front of a monument to teachers on the legislature grounds to draw attention to next week’s budget.

PEC POINTS: Council approves next phase of Election Readiness Plan

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting

Award recipient blasts government’s curriculum work

While accepting an award, former ATA curriculum expert criticizes the current government

Engaging with our future colleagues

ATA president visits the University of Lethbridge to engage with future teachers

Don't ignore the toll a complaint can take

Teachers who receive a complaint should first, call the ATA's Regulatory Affairs team and second, look after themselves

Reflecting back, looking ahead and finding hope

Choosing to be hopeful does not mean pretending everything is fine. It means recognizing that difficulty and possibility can exist at the same time.