ATA News
ATA Magazine
The Learning Team
Research Updates
Other Publications
On January 21, the God of Fortune Parade kicked off the three-day Chinese New Year celebrations at Edmonton’s Metropolis Winter Festival and ushered in the Year of the Dragon.
Cartoon by Aaron Bacall
The May 15, 2011, wildfire significantly impacted the community of Slave Lake, Alberta.
This is an article in a series by the Teacher Welfare program area of the Alberta Teachers’ Association.
Two hot showers daily and a lot of hot chocolate is how Samantha Adams, an exchange teacher from Australia, dealt with the extreme cold snap in Edmonton, when temperatures plummeted to -42°C with the wind chill.
Over a decade ago, when Jill and Neil Fenton were first working and teaching in Rwanda, they travelled to neighbouring Uganda to purchase textbooks and school supplies.
The week of January 16, as government, teacher and school board representatives discussed a potential framework agreement on funding and workforce stability, media reports speculating on the outcome of the meetings emerged, possibly jeopardizing a successful resolution.
On January 10, Education Minister Thomas Lukaszuk released a 10-point plan to address what he sees as the most challenging issues facing education today.
Question: Are members required to attend their local association’s general meetings?
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, what do children have to say about the mysteries of love?
The following letter from ATA President Carol Henderson appeared in the Calgary Herald, January 20, 2012.
Albertans will head to the polls some time between March 1 and May 31, according to amendments to the Election Act that came into force in December.
Teachers and retired teachers running in the 2012 provincial general election are invited to submit material for publication in an upcoming issue of the ATA News.
Kent Hehr is fiercely committed to equality of opportunity, one of the principles of public education.
A study on work–life balance will provide an unprecedented look into the factors that shape teachers’ and workers’ conditions of practice and the influences of their home life on their well-being.
Vous enseignez les arts et la culture en français?
Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held January 19 and 20, 2012, at Barnett House, in Edmonton
A collection of notices and events.
A collection of quick facts.
