Resources for You at Your ATA Library!

Did you know that your ATA Library is a fantastic resource for finding great professional development information? The ATA library has books, videos, and peer reviewed journal articles on almost everything teachers might need to know: Asperger’s syndrome, autism, learning disabilities, inclusion, differentiated instruction, how to teach basic literacy, and how to assess learning (to name a few!).

Moreover, when you start using your ATA Library you also have access to thousands of journal articles! Peer reviewed articles might be useful as part of your professional growth plan or if you find yourself conducting a literature review on what has already been studied in your field. Your ATA Library gives you access to the articles you might need! Click here for more information on how to access peer reviewed articles through the ATA library.

You can access the ATA library's collection of books and videos online.  When visiting the ATA homepage (www.teachers.ab.ca), you will find a link to the library under Publications.

Click here for more information on how to access resources in the ATA library.

Special Education Council Resources

For a copy of BOATS, please click here.

Celebrate the Challenges 2011 resources are now available here.