A Level Psychology Blog

If you are embarking on your first few weeks as a newly qualified teacher, no doubt it is a very exciting but challenging time. While

If you are studying psychology at A level or beyond, you are likely to study cognitive psychology. Here are some of the key terms you need to be familiar with.

It is nearly the end of the summer term, and no doubt many school teachers will be looking forward to a few weeks respite ahead

Psychologists can take up differing points of view on this topic, and students will be expected to make a well-balanced analysis which takes into account both sides of the debate. 

The specific topics you study will depend on which exam board your school or college uses, but these are some of the main subjects covered in the A Level course.

If you are studying A level psychology, at some stage you will engage with some of the major ongoing issues and debates in the subject.

As the end of the summer term approaches, school and college teachers will be taking stock of the academic year, and looking ahead to the

The A level psychology exam often includes an essay question. It is helpful right from the beginning of your course to know how to approach

Some revision resources that can be used electronically or printed to help students learn their course/revise/study for exams. The key to exam success is breaking