This was our most popular revision resource during the summer 2016 exams - a stunning 60-card set of revision flashcards for key research studies. We've only got 120 sets left, so order quickly if...

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We're delighted to announce details of the initial series of teaching resources the tutor2u Psychology team is producing to support ALL the optional topics in AQA A Level Psychology.

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Brighten your A Level Psychology classroom walls - and help your students understand Psychological Approaches - with this series of six A2-sized classroom posters.

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If you're teaching A-Level Edexcel Psychology for the first time and didn't get any opportunity to attend our free CPD webinar, then don't panic. All of the resources, including the session...

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A recent study in the Journal of Drug and Alcohol Dependence suggests that we are all hard wired for addiction. Professor Anderson explains how addicts suffer from strong attention biases - which...

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Tutor2u Blogger Dennis Relojo recently interviewed Dr David Sbarra, a clinical psychologist and Professor at the University of Arizona about his book Love, Loss, and the Space Between: The...

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A number of studies have determined that stress at work is one of the leading causes of people taking time off work sick and most people experience stress at some point during their working life....

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Lee and Bailey (Nov 2015), writing in the Journal of Adolescent Health, found a correlation between the amount of time spent out of school, how that time was used, and corresponding behaviour...

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Last week was one of most stressful weeks in the teaching calendar, with the publication of the 2016 A-Level results on Thursday 18th August. While the week was mostly centred on A-Level results...

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The day has finally arrived and the A-Level results are now in. While today was a particularly stressful day for both teachers and students, the new linear A-Level added a greater sense of worry to...

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It’s one of the biggest and most stressful days in the student and teacher calendar…it’s A-Level results day.

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After just writing a post on Silver Medalists in the Olympics, I stumbled across an article in ‘The Sport Journal’ which examines the factors that lead to burnout, illness and injury in elite...

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Every four years I find myself watching sports that I have no particular interest in and this year’s Rio Olympics has been particularly compelling. On Day 9, Great Britain picked up several medals,...

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According to a recent article in Business Day Live, you don't need to get rid of stress to live a happy life, you just need to know how to embrace it. So here's three tips on how to use stress to...

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Twitter is such an amazing platform because it allows you to be part of the biggest conversations in psychology, engaging with some of the top names in the field. Here are 10 interesting accounts...

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The BBC has released a series of podcasts which are packed with interesting Psychology. Whether you're studying Eating Behaviour, Aggression or BioPsychology, these podcasts have something for...

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If you’re anything like me, you probably use your smartphone too much! I often use the excuse that I

have to use

my phone for work, or that without Google Maps I wouldn’t be able to get anywhere,...

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Spotify is a music streaming app with over 37 million global subscribers, but is the key to Spotify’s success based on simple behavioural psychology.

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A recent Guardian article questions the accuracy memory and provides a useful classroom strategy for testing memory.

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Are you teaching IB Psychology and don’t know who to turn to for guidance, support and advice? This week tutor2u has extended its series of FREE webinars to include 5 new IB specific sessions. From...

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