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    The Education Undergraduate Society at the University of Lethbridge hosts professional development seminars for education students. This letter acknowledges Jordin Peterson for attending three seminars in the spring 2020 semester. The seminars covered using humanism to teach history, understanding the teachers' code of conduct, and the influence of rap music on young people. The director and president of the Education Undergraduate Society signed the letter.

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    Education Undergraduate Society

    University of Lethbridge (TH368)


    4401 University Drive West
    Lethbridge, Alberta
    T1K 3M4
    403-329-2442

    April 27, 2020

    To Whom It May Concern:

    Each semester the Education Undergraduate Society hosts a variety of Professional Development
    seminars for the Faculty of Education students. Thanks to our invaluable speakers, these seminars offer
    meaningful learning opportunities for aspiring educators. This letter is written to acknowledge Jordin
    Peterson, who attended the following seminars during the Spring 2020 semester:

    “Using Humanism as a Purpose for History” was presented on February 4, 2020, by Aaron Stout.
    In this session, Aaron discussed the importance of using excellent narratives when teaching the
    humanities, in order to foster an appreciation of different historical perspectives. He introduced
    historical letters from soldiers, films, novels, and beautiful picture books as potential resources that
    would make an excellent addition to any classroom.

    “The Professional Code of Conduct is in Order” was presented on February 6, 2020, by Ian
    Stewardson from the Alberta Teacher’s Association. He provided valuable information about the
    ATA’s Professional Code of Conduct, providing actual examples of violations, and the disciplinary
    actions that followed. This session offered a deeper understanding of the legal and professional
    expectations that teachers are bound by.

    “Are Your Parents Okay with You Listening to this Music?” was presented on February 10,
    2020, by Dr. Thelma Gunn. In this session, Dr. Gunn provided a broad history of rap music, and
    how it has influenced young people, especially those in lower socioeconomic communities. The
    main discourse surrounded the importance of learning about these influences, in order to better
    understand students to potentially help forge connections.

    If you have any questions or comments, please contact Jenn Pellerin at edu.eus@uleth.ca

    Jenn Pellerin Ben Beland


    Director of Professional Development President
    Education Undergraduate Society Education Undergraduate Society
    University of Lethbridge University of Lethbridge

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