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This page is designed to help students studying any of the A Level psychology specifications by providing access to quality revision websites and resources.
Explaining Psychology is a Psychology YouTube channel which delivers interesting and engaging Psychology lessons for psychology students as well as those who have a general interest in the subject.
Elizabeth Elwell the founder of this channel has a first class degree in Psychology BSc. (Hons) and is currently teaching the AQA Psychology A Specification at a high performing sixth form in Surrey (UK). You can can check out Elizabeth's YouTube channel HERE
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Psychlotron is a free resource sharing site for teachers and lecturers. The resources they provide are primarily aimed at those teaching the British AS and A2 level Psychology specifications although they will also be useful to anyone studying or teaching introductory courses in Psychology.
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