A couple of years ago I featured a post on the collaboration between the British Psychological Society (BPS)and  the Association for the Teaching of Psychology (ATP) that produced the proto Online Teacher’s Toolkit.

This was something I welcomed at the time but felt was a little, how shall I say. underwhelming in terms of content.

Well, in the time I haven’t been paying attention they’ve added a great deal more stuff to the Toolkit and it’s started to expand into something all A-level / AP Psychology teachers should find really useful (that’s an observation, not an instruction). This includes, in no particular order:

A Student’s guide to personal statements

Personal Statements Activity 

Writing Personal Statements – A Psychology Student’s Guide to Learning

Teaching mathematical skills through key studies in Psychology 

How to report on experimental psychological investigations

How to report on psychological correlational investigations

Psychology open evening advice

A list of transferrable skills gained by studying psychology

Suggested reading within psychology to spark your students’ interest

A selection of podcasts by Lucinda Powell from Changing States of Mind

Health psychology careers case studies

Psychology Careers Guide

A Psychology Student’s Guide to Evaluation

Memory for Learning

Memory for Learning: Teacher’s Notes

Advice on carrying out psychology practical work during Covid-19 restrictions

Taking the Fear out of Maths

Using pedagogical theory in psychology teaching

And if you’re looking for a little visual help with Maths in Psychology, why not have a look at our Step-by-Step Walkthroughs…