Ready for genetic profiling in the classroom?

Find out in Tes magazine – out 7 September

Open in browser Hello zimplysimple Genetic profiling in the classroom. It’s like something from a science fiction movie. But is it really the way of the future? Researchers have developed a genetic score that predicts educational outcomes, and some think it could be used to provide targeted interventions in schools. But leading geneticist Kathryn Asbury urges caution. She says teachers need to be debating the benefits and drawbacks before genetic profiling in the classroom becomes a new reality. Read all about it in the 7 September issue of the new-look Tes magazine. Simply subscribe by Monday 3 September to get your copy delivered to your door. subscribe now Also in next week's issue: Tes Focus On: Character education Professor Angela Duckworth explains how the education world got ahead of the evidence concerning grit, resilience and other character skills. She's trying to use hard science to work out if these traits can even be taught. Research in Action: A new approach for SEND at GCSE An English teacher and speech and language therapist (SaLT) trialled dual teaching to support SEND students with GCSEs. The impact was beyond what they’d thought possible. Talking Point: An evidence-based argument against stationery School leader Mark Roberts details the damage your stationery cupboard can do to achievement, motivation and learning. Leadership: How well are you supporting your NQTs? Are you or your school providing the support NQTs need? Michael Green details what you need to know and the questions you should ask to evaluate how well you’re supporting them. The Tes Guide to Your First Year In Teaching Are you an NQT? Do you have any NQTs at your school? The Tes Guide to Your First Year in Teaching has all anyone needs to know for their first 12 months in the job. Order your copy today for just £9.99. The guide is packed with useful articles, great tips and how-to's, research and advice – specifically to help teachers who are just starting out. Including: • How to overcome common problems • Remembering 30 names in 5 minutes • Effective ways of planning • A guide to dealing with parents • Building positive student relationships order guide 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.