Includes 8 lessons, a workbook, exam questions throughout and homework tasks.

Created for the 2015 spec, but easy to adapt for 2025. A small selection of flashcards for Attachment, Approaches, Forensics, Schizophrenia, Biopsychology, Psychopathology, Issues and Debates and Research Methods. It guides pupils to create detailed flashcards by providing them with the content (question) and explains how to complete the reverse, and how to use flashcards. Purchase once, and you’ll have access to future updates and additions.

9 ppts with key studies and exam questions on each topic. Workbook included with revision materials. TOK references throughout. Videos included. Workbook for students IB Knowledge organisers. This covers question 1 and 2 in the exam (Diagnosis and Aetiology). It doesn’t include treatment content.

Includes a concise guide of all studies that could be taught on the IB SL and HL course, showing overlap and best strategy. Knowledge organiser includes a summary of each study for Biological, Cognitive, Sociocultural and Abnormality Q1 and Q2. Ethics and Research Methods cheat sheet.

5 ppts with key studies and exam questions on each topic. Workbook included with revision materials too. TOK references throughout. Videos included. Doesn’t include HL content.

6 lessons that cover all content of the Cognitive approach and IA suggestions. Blank knowledge organiser with studies clearly mapped out. Exam questions on every ppt. Tok references Videos included. Doesn’t include HL content.

8 powerpoints to support the delivery of the Core biological approach in IB Psychology. 1 blank knowledge organiser with clear studies mapped to each topic area. Exam questions on every powerpoint. Doesn’t include HL content.

A two-page guide on how to revise. Simple an concise for students.

A variety of activities to encourage offline learning.

Includes all mandatory topics, Schizophrenia, Gender and Aggression. Doesn’t include Research Methods.

44 slides which include an introduction to your course and information on how students learn including simple explanations on Schemas, Working Memory, Dual Coding, Cognitive Load, Learned Helplessness, Failure and Forgetting. Easy to adapt.

A one-off purchase will allow you to download future newsletters for FREE. 21 colour newsletters that can be given to students fortnightly (42 weeks) to widen their perspective and knowledge beyond the specification. Can also be used as transition reading, at open evenings or to develop subject knowledge. Each newsletter includes: Insight into a field/area of psychology. Exploration of known and not-so-known psychologists beyond the specification. A different cognitive bias or psychological complex Research focus. Also includes: 7 guided reading templates with questions to encourage critical thinking, evaluation and analysis. Sources and suggested answers are in the notes. One purchase will allow you to access any updates for FREE in the future.

This poster has been amended by the BPS - Available on the BPS Education website. A selection of research and statistics which challenge ‘White’ Psychology and society. Sharing for free. Please credit if used.

These 2 projects cover one whole term of work and allows students to work at their own pace whilst developing their skills. Project one focuses on research methods (Psychology and the economy, peer review, reporting research and other baisc themes) and encourages student to research into a study of their choice and present the findings, exploring and critiquing the research methods before supporting them to conduct their own small scale research and present the findings. Project two is enrichment and choice based, which allows students to work in groups to develop resources for the whole cohort, for themselves or for the next cohort. Project 3 is a critical reading task.

Detailed and resourced lessons for all of LA.A, LA.B and LA.C content including a guide for the coursework. LA.D resources are not included (as stated in the title) SV’d L3D example included and a guide for Task 2 (LA.D).