Current News - For Our ATASC Members!

​Register now for our First STEAM Conference - October 20-22, 2022 - our first joint conference between ATA Fine Arts and ATA Science Council!

Nominate an Outstanding Science Teacher or Distinguished Service Citation today!

Call for Submissions - Alberta Science Education Journal

The Alberta Science Education Journal welcomes abstract submissions for the Spring 2023 issues by March 4, 2022 relating to the following theme(s):
  • Science pedagogy (general)
  • Racism in Science
  • Representation in Science
  • Missing or misrepresented stories in science education
  • Math and Science interrelationships
  • Art and Science interrelationships
  • Urban/rural science education
  • Science, Technology, Society and the Environment
  • Science pop culture and the classroom
If you have a possible submission and are unsure that this is the appropriate journal, require an extension, or missed the abstract deadline but would like to submit one late, please contact the journal editor. All articles will undergo a blind peer review process.
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Requirements for all articles:
  • Article Title
  • Author(s) Bio (50 -100) including: Name(s), Institution, Title and Areas of Interest
  • Abstract: (100 words)
  • Details: Up to ~5000 words, including references, notes and captions, or ~5-6 printed pages, double spaced, Times News Roman font size 12.
  • Note: All articles must be submitted in a Microsoft Word Document.
All questions and submissions are to be made to Monica Chahal PhD (editor) at ATASCJournalEditor@gmail.com

Have a resource you want to submit?

We are always looking for science resources from teachers across Alberta from Grade 1-12. Please email your submission to atascresources@gmail.com. In the subject line, include your name, the grade level, and the unit.

Resources

NASA - STEM Lessons for Educators

Access compelling NASA activities that you can use in your classroom!

CMASTE - Teacher Resources

Elementary, junior high, and high school resources are here for classroom use.

National Science Digital Library

Teachers can use the NSDL to search for lesson plans, primary sources, activities, homework activities and more!