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Taking the 'person' out of 'personalized' land acknowledgements

Injecting personal reflections in land acknowledgements can center settler identities and perpetuate colonial narratives

A time-tested fabric

The collective fabric of Alberta society extends to every corner of the province

Strikes come to an end

Education worker strikes wind down as agreements secured

Engaging with our future colleagues

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

Making core memories

Teachers' conventions kick off

Take nothing for granted

Dan Grassick describes their coming out experience

Employing strategic foresight to best support the profession

A description of how ATA's strategic planning shapes public education

Good game, well played

A teacher asks students to analyze video games in an academic context

Check it out

A list of books available at the ATA library

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.

Your views—May 28, 2024

Online comments shared from this year's ARA

Record your weekly hours

Keeping a work log can help teachers qualify for EI benefits

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.