The Alberta Teachers’ Association and teachers’ employers have agreed to return to the bargaining table next week after informal conversations during the first week of the province’s largest teachers’ ...
Schools in Airdrie and across the province remain closed as the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) strike, which began on October 6, continues. A government-initiated lockout is set to take effect on ...
After a months-long contract dispute between teachers and the province, 51,000 members of the Alberta Teachers' Association (ATA) went on strike Monday morning.More than 730,000 students across the ...
The mental health of school teachers remains one of the most pressing yet less discussed issues in our society.
Teachers in Alberta are on strike, and students have access to optional study materials they can use in the meantime. But will they?
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“My child was screaming like crazy:” West Texas parents outraged over alleged abuse of kids
The Midland school district has said it has followed the law. Six teachers and the school principal have either resigned or been fired over the alleged abuse of special needs students.
Teachers and supporters gathered outside Airdrie-East United Conservative MLA Angela Pitt’s constituency office on Wednesday morning as Alberta’s province-wide teachers’ strike entered a third day ...
As 18 states implement bell-to-bell cell phone bans, creative students use Google Docs, iMessage on MacBooks and Post-It notes to stay connected in class.
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Technology & the Next Generation: Are We Protecting Kids, or Holding Them Back?
Child & adolescent psychologist Dr. Zabina Bhasin argues that school phone bans dodge the real job: teaching kids to use technology well.
Southeast Missouri schools are using monitoring software to flag signs of student mental health crises, aiming to intervene early as youth mental health concerns rise in the region.
Teens are using clever tricks to share Google Docs to dodge school phone bas – and even sneak time during homework.
Australian teachers are more likely to be using artificial intelligence than their counterparts around the world, according to a new international survey.
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