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Should schools teach happiness? Spoiler: we already do!

Teachers teach happiness with every moment they show up, care and believe in students.

Legislature highlights: Education issues debated

Here is a summary of the education-related discussions that took place in question period during the week of March 9.

Tale End—April 2, 2024

Teachers recommend podcasts to other teachers

Inaugural Compassionate Leadership course a resounding success

The ATA offered a Compassionate Leadership course, bringing together 53 teachers, school leaders and system leaders at Barnett House from July 2 to 4.

Take your break! Make small changes to avoid burnout

Small, simple changes can lessen the symptoms of burnout

Mind the gap

Recognizing socioeconomic diversity in schools

What’s your experience? Track it!

The process for calculating teacher experience has changed

Calgary teacher selected for prestigious fellowship

Calgary teacher will take part in National Geographic Society program

Our voices matter too much to be silenced

Editorial from ATA News Editor-in-Chief

Why and what?

. International development cooperation is an investment in our well-being and the future for us all.

Challenges ahead: executive secretary reflects on ATA’s priorities

Dennis Theobald speaks about the changing role of the ATA and the challenges we have faced

Creative challenges

Unleash students' creativity in music education with Creative Challenges. Encouraging collaboration, experimentation, and self-expression from day one.

Council spearheads diversity initiative

Highlights of the latest Provincial Executive Council meeting

ATA calls for delay to social studies curriculum rollout

The ATA is calling on the government to pause piloting of the K–6 social studies curriculum in order to better integrate feedback from teachers.