Ensuring Academic Honesty & Integrity in the Classroom

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Ensuring Academic Honesty & Integrity in the Classroom

5 Students

Programme Overview

Topic
Ensuring Academic Honesty and Integrity in the Classroom

Delivery Model

E-learning

What is Included

Certificate of attendance

Course material (if applicable)

Cost

AED 480 plus 5% VAT (per delegate)

Registration

Please fill out the booking form to register.

If you would like bespoke in-school training, please contact Paola (paola@infinitelearning.ae) for more information.

Course Details

Date of Training
Course Dates will be Scheduled Once we have Sufficient Registrations to Ensure Course Viability.

Time

TBC

Venue

Online

Booking Deadline
Wednesday 12th November 2025
Target audience

PRIMARY and SECONDARY School librarians or teachers who wish to find out more about what constitutes plagiarism and how academic integrity can be taught within the curriculum

Aims of the course
  • Understand the importance of academic honesty, 
  • Understand what constitutes plagiarism and cultural differences
  • Learn to spot offences including the use of plagiarism checkers and teaching referencing styles
  • Explore the penalties imposed on students if they are ‘caught out’ in public examinations.
Intended outcomes
  • An understanding of what is meant by plagiarism and why some students chose to cheat
  • Learning simple exercises to use with your students to teach academic honesty/integrity
  • Help to formulate an academic honesty/integrity policy for your school
  • Knowing how to keep informed about copyright legislation
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Sarah Pavey PhD FCLIP FRSA

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Sarah Pavey has worked as a teacher librarian for many years, and is a well known trainer and consultant in schools both in the UK and on the international circuit. She has published several professional books including a chapter in 'International School Librarianship' (Facet, 2026) and the forthcoming Third Space Approach to Media Literacy: How Media Mavens in Schools are Changing the Game' (Routledge, 2027). She has just completed her PhD by published works at Edinburgh Napier University that looked at the changing role of school librarians and risks of deprofessionalisation. Sarah speaks regularly at conferences including the LILAC information literacy conference and Playful Learning Conference. Sarah ensures her courses are participatory whether in person or online and content is always backed up with ideas for further reading and exploration of the topics covered.

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Programme details:

Using the internet for research has many benefits but it can also encourage a ‘cut and paste’ culture.  As custodians of a vast pool of information resources and material, it is essential that school library staff have a good all-round knowledge of Copyright and Plagiarism legislation so that they are able to respond to questions raised and identify infringements if they occur.  This highly practical course will concentrate on understanding the importance of academic honesty, what constitutes plagiarism and cultural differences, spotting offences including the use of plagiarism checkers and teaching referencing styles.  It will cover activities such as photocopying and downloading images from the internet, licences and the penalties imposed on students if they are ‘caught out’ in public examinations.

 

*  Times are UAE 1:00pm to 3:00pm via ZOOM.

Part 1

What do we mean by academic honesty/integrity?

Why do people plagiarise? What are the different types of plagiarism?

Why should we be concerned?

 

Part 2

How can we teach academic honesty/integrity?

Teaching academic writing styles. Teaching referencing styles. Apps and websites to help with referencing.

 

Part 3

Combatting plagiarism

Spotting offences. Using plagiarism checkers. Writing an academic honesty/integrity policy for the whole school

 

Part 4

Understanding copyright legislation

How to find information about copyright laws in your country. Cultural differences in approaches to copyright.

د.إ480
Trainer:
Sarah Pavey PhD FCLIP FRSA
Duration:
2 hours
Sessions:
1
Language:
English