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What is the story with Jason Arday and what will he do now? | LBC
2+ hour, 14+ min ago (1041+ words) Former Cambridge Professor Jason Arday has lost the support of a teaching union amid a high-profile plagiarism row. Daniel Kebede, general secretary of the National Education Union, has taken his name off a Good Law Project support campaign, which has…...
Teaching union boss distances himself from letter of support for Jason Arday | LBC
3+ hour, 38+ min ago (768+ words) The National Education Union is calling for a "fair and transparent investigation” into the former Cambridge professor after new allegations came to light. The UK's largest teaching union has distanced itself from an open letter supporting former Cambridge Professor Jason…...
Foster carers will not stay unless the system starts listening | LBC
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (493+ words) 12pm - 3pm12pm to 3pm 11am - 3pm11am to 3pm Foster carers are not a resource to recruit for the short term and hope to replace later, writes National Fostering Group CEO Tim Barclay Every child in foster care deserves a home that feels stable, and that stability…...
Cambridge students demand to have grades reviewed after professor resigns amid plagiarism row | LBC
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (962+ words) 10am - 12pm10am to 12pm 11am - 3pm11am to 3pm A number of Jason Arday's former students are asking Cambridge University to review their grades following allegations that their professor committed plagiarism. Professor Jason Arday quit his high-profile role at the prestigious university on Wednesday after it launched…...
Cambridge to continue probe into professor at centre of plagiarism row | LBC
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (824+ words) The University of Cambridge has confirmed it will continue investigating a professor who resigned amid a plagiarism row, adding that findings will feed into a review of the process for appointing senior academic roles. Professor Jason Arday quit his high-profile…...
Primary schools to be forced to identify children at risk of future unemployment | LBC
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (707+ words) Primary schools in England will be required to identify children at risk of leaving education without a job or a place in training. Alan Milburn, who is leading the review into Britain's youth unemployment crisis, said warning signs can emerge…...
Traditional pen and paper vs screens in schools. Has the Education Secretary got it all wrong? | LBC
4+ day, 34+ min ago (455+ words) The education secretary's diagnosis of Britain's schools starts from the idea that written, pen-and-paper learning is holding a generation back, and that the answer is to bring the classroom closer into line with a screen-based working world. Whilst this makes…...
Cambridge academics demand independent inquiry into appointment of Jason Arday as professor | LBC
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (939+ words) A joint letter is being circulated by dons at the university calling for an investigation into university chiefs who appointed him. Mr Arday resigned on Wednesday evening after mounting pressure over accusations he plagiarised parts of his PhD thesis, falsely…...
Taking away the tablet isn't enough to help a screen-addicted child - we must teach them how to play | LBC
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (808+ words) I have seen first-hand how a coach who prioritises fun and freedom over rigid structure can transform a child's relationship with the activity, writes child psychologist Dr Charlotte Armitage By Dr Charlotte Armitage For years I have listened to parents…...
Cambridge professor who resigned over plagiarism row claims publisher paid him '1.4million' for his memoir | LBC
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (811+ words) The professor who resigned from University of Cambridge following allegations of plagiarism has claimed he was paid "1.4million" for his memoir. Jason Arday, a professor of sociology of education at the prestigious university, was placed under formal investigation on Wednesday following…...