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Public education is being actively eroded

Strong, cohesive societies require an educated electorate because informed citizens also participate meaningfully in democratic processes.

Solidarity, CUPE and the Association

A reader asks why teachers aren't on the picket lines with educational support workers

Artificial intelligence for administrators

How officials at one school used AI to create their goals for the year

Calgary teacher selected for prestigious fellowship

Calgary teacher will take part in National Geographic Society program

Meet the candidates

Two candidates describe themselves and their platforms

Diversity and funding: The focus of ARA 2024

More than 450 teacher delegates gathered in Calgary to debate ATA policy

Reimagining the profession

Teachers share their views on artificial intelligence

Let’s leave our comfort zones behind

If we really want to push ourselves in our learning, we need to push ourselves out of our comfort zones.

My final word

Reflecting on a fulfilling teaching career and expressing gratitude to colleagues and educators for their dedication and impact on students' lives.

Caring is central to teaching

Caring is an essential part to being a teacher, this is at the heart of this issue of the ATA Magazine.

Take nothing for granted

Dan Grassick describes their coming out experience

Lessons for beginning teachers—44 years ago

Archival issues of the ATA Magazine can be just as relevant now as they were when originally published, or they can remind us how far we’ve come.

Teachers have something to say about phones in class

A resolution for consideration at this year’s ARA whereby smartphones would be prohibited during instructional time, with some exceptions.

Former ATA coordinator to receive the ATA’s top honour

Calvin Fraser, former coordinator of the Member Services awarded honorary membership recognizing his outstanding contributions to education and the teaching.

99% support for Red Deer Catholic strike vote

Red Deer Catholic teachers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of authorizing a strike vote.