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Vibrant curriculum creates a richer future

It is important for students to have a curriculum that is dynamic and vibrant

A matter of perspective

Is the stroller too large or the bus too small?

Public education at risk due to bargaining impasse

Talks have broken down between the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) and the Teachers’ Employer Bargaining Association (TEBA).

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.

Convention time

Conventions taking steps to enhance accessibility

‘Tis the season

Off script from ATA president Jason Schilling

Michael Koehler: Teacher, builder, creator

Highlights of Michael Koehler's career including building a performing arts centre

Donating blood a worthy cause for students

The concept of giving back got real in a hurry for a group of Edmonton high school students when they donated blood for the first time earlier this year.

Leading the way

Teacher-leaders explore transformative leadership practices at uLead

Underfunded and undervalued

The recent budget fell short of the spending required for public education

To stay or to go?

What are your favourite go-to lunches for busy school days?

Diversity and inclusion 30 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.