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Women Lead for Learning

UN report states although women make up the majority of the world's teachers, they remain significantly underrepresented in educational leadership

Specialist councils: where teachers connect, create and lead

Specialist councils have offered teachers a chance to connect for 65 years.

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.

Standing together with determination and resolve

ATA president says teachers must stand together in their call for respect

National women’s symposium empowers teachers and leaders

Over 300 women teachers and educational leaders from across Canada came together not just to talk about leadership, but to stand in their own power.

Council considers resolutions leading up to ARA

Highlights of the February 24-25 PEC meeting

Creative colleagues

Here are some ­endeavours undertaken by your colleagues “out there.”

ATA to co-host national women’s symposium

Taking place in Banff from May 8–10, the symposium promises to be an empowering experience for women in the teaching profession

One step forward for ATA Diversity Equity Networks

Highlights of the latest Provincial Executive Council meeting

Massive expansion of provincial testing fails the grade

All schools will be required to administer provincially mandated numeracy and literacy tests to students in Grades 1 to 3 up to three times each school year.

Embrace life's glimmers

We need to cultivate authentic gratitude and joy.

We are strong when we stand together

ATA President Jason Schilling discusses why the annual ARA is important

Your views—May 7, 2024

Online comments shared on Alberta education

Curriculum development still falling short

Teachers need to be more involved in curriculum development