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Read more in the 8 February issue of Tes magazine Hello {NAME} Once upon a time? Jules Pottle deci

Read more in the 8 February issue of Tes magazine [Open in browser]( [Tes. For teaching]( [banner]( [Header]( Hello {NAME} Once upon a time… Jules Pottle decided to explore storytelling in her primary science class… but did it end happily ever after? We also need to talk about ‘care’. Ollie Ward takes a close look at the research on the subject and considers how some educators may be failing in their ‘duty of care’, especially where it concerns pupils who are struggling behaviourally and emotionally. Read more in the 8 February issue of Tes magazine. Simply subscribe by Monday 4 February to get your copy delivered to your door. [Free Chilly's Bottle offer]( hurry – last chance to get a stylish 260ml Chilly's Bottle when you take out a yearly subscription. Offer ends 1 February. [subscribe now]( PLUS...The Week in Education A short collection of the best of the week's quotes, stories, lists, facts, humour, podcasts and more. AND...this issue's regular features [Tes focus on...] Supporting autistic students Chris Parr talks to Sarah Parsons, Professor of Autism and Inclusion in the School of Education at the University of Southampton, about how far autism interventions are proven. [Research in action] Why I teach science through storytelling Evidence suggests that if we first encounter knowledge through storytelling, we’re more likely to commit it to memory. Jules Pottle decided to explore how this could be applied in the primary science classroom. [Talking point] "It’s our duty to help pupils live a long healthy life" Headteacher Dr Nicholas Smith outlines how his school is ensuring a pupil's health, as well as their brain, is getting the attention it needs in school. [Leadership] Why leaders need to get a grip on sexual harassment Zofia Niemtus looks at the research around sexual harassment between colleagues, and how schools should be making teachers safer. [subscribe now]( [Chilly's Bottle image]( Last chance to get a FREE Chilly's Bottle Take out a yearly Tes magazine subscription and you’ll also get a stylish, high-quality Chilly's Bottle: - a traditional flask with a modern twist - tough, solid and durable - cut down on single-use bottle/cup waste - enjoy a hot or cold drink wherever you are Hurry - offer ends 1 February! [chilly's bottle offer]( [(Terms & conditions apply]( Too many emails? You can change your [email preference settings]( anytime. This website and its content is subject to our [Terms and Conditions](. Tes Global Ltd is registered in England (Company No 02017289) with its registered office at 26 Red Lion Square London WC1R 4HQ.

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