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(Photo Credit: Nick LeFors) Thinking About Becoming A Psychology Student? Find A Psychology School Near YouWelcome to the A level psychology page. This page is directed towards those studying pre undergraduate psychology i.e. A level psychology, AS level psychology and A2 level psychology. However, the links and resources showcased here will be of interest to anybody wanting to discover more about this fascinating subject. Quality A Level Psychology LinksHigher Education Academy Psychology Network
The Higher Education Academy Psychology Network promotes excellence in the learning, teaching and assessment of Psychology across the full range of curricula and activities relevant to UK Higher Education. From their website you can access a database of over 1,200 resources used in the teaching and learning of psychology. Within this database The Higher Education Academy Psychology Network has mapped the resources related to the syllabi for A and AS level psychology. You can browse the resources following the syllabus of each of the four exam boards: AQA A, AQA B, OCR and EDEXCEL.They also provide a list of general resources about psychology and about the teaching of psychology that are relevant for A and AS level students and teachers. Click Here To Visit The Higher Education Academy Psychology Network A Level Resources Page. Online Classroom
Online Classroom (OCTV) is an educational video company specialising in audio visual resources for A-Level/degree students studying a range of subjects including psychology. The OCTV psychology resources are very well regarded and are used by about 75% of UK secondary schools and around 1,700 psychology teachers have registered with the website. Click Here to find out more about these excellent psychology resources. PsychBlog
Outstanding A level psychology resource written and maintained by psychology graduate and A level examiner Jamie Davies. Jamie uses PsychBlog to post links to articles, research and resources relating to OCR (Oxford Cambridge and RSA) A Level Psychology courses. Whether you are studying OCR A level psychology or not, you should visit, explore and bookmark PsychBlog today. Click Here To Visit PsychBlog. Psychologist World
Psychologist World has numerous free articles on a range of issues covered by A level psychology courses. According to the site, they are currently in the process of adding extra sections which will provide full revision coverage of AS and A2 level psychology courses. Click Here To visit Psychologist World. Psychlotron
Psychlotron is a free resource sharing site for teachers and lecturers. The resources are primarily aimed at those teaching the British AS and A2 level Psychology specifications although they will be useful to anyone studying or teaching introductory courses in Psychology. You can access this very useful website by clicking Here. RevisionWorld
RevisionWorld.com was launched in 2007 with the aim of providing a fun and free revision resource for GCSE and AS & A2 Levels. Whilst not aligning itself with a particular exam board or syllabus RevisionWorld.com aims to cover the key aspects of each subject. You can access the psychology section of RevisionWorld by clicking Here. S-Cool
S-cool is the UK's leading GCSE and A-level revision website. The site offers a variety of revision materials, hints and tips on passing exams and career advice. There is a section dedicated to AS & A2 level psychology which you can access by clicking Here. The Student Room
The Student Room is the world's largest and fastest growing student community. It boasts over 100,000 members and more than 8,000,000 posts on the forums. Among the many resources on offer are A-level psychology revision notes which you can take a look at by clicking Here. Useful Resources
If you are new to psychology or just about to embark on an A-Level psychology course, there are a number of resources right here on the All About Psychology website that you should find useful. Recommended Reading
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