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  • 17 Jan 2017

    Stress: What Is It Good For? Absolutely Nothing!

    While stress might be unavoidable, some people seem to strive on stress whereas other people are adversely affected by stress. However, an interesting article on the ScienceDaily website, reports...

  • 17 Jan 2017

    Scientists Discover How Stress Causes Heart Attacks

    An article in this week’s Telegraph explains the reason why stress can lead to a heart attack or stroke. AQA Specification Link: This interesting discovery is particularly useful if you are...

  • 17 Jan 2017

    In Numbers: Mental Health in Children & Young People

    The following statistics were published by Young Minds and highlight some of the issues surrounding mental health in children and young people.

  • 17 Jan 2017

    Secondary Schools Offer Mental Health Training

    According to an article in The Telegraph, every secondary school in Britain will be offered training to help teachers identify and support children suffering from mental health issues. The...

  • 16 Jan 2017

    Psychology Weekly Update & Newsletter

    It was another busy week on the Psychology Channel, with more new products added to the Digital Store, 19 new blog posts and the second in our series of 2017 Student Webinars. Here's a roundup of...

  • 15 Jan 2017

    NEW: A-Level Psychology Flying Start Workshop

    tutor2u are delighted to announce the programme for the Flying Start Student Revision Workshop taking place in March and April, at venues across the country. We have worked with teachers and...

  • 15 Jan 2017

    NEW: A-Level Psychology Grade Booster Workshop (AQA & OCR)

    tutor2u are delighted to announce the programme for the Grade Booster Student Revision Conferences taking place from March-May at venues across the country.

  • 14 Jan 2017

    Mental Health Mates: Walking Your Way to Sanity

    The Telegraph shares the story of Bryony Gordon, who through extensively writing about mental health has discovered that it is completely normal to feel ‘weird’. She even describes herself as ‘mad’...

  • 14 Jan 2017

    Using Play-Doh In Biopsychology Lessons

    There are very few teaching strategies that I haven’t tried. However, I must confess that I have never used Play-Doh in the classroom.

  • 13 Jan 2017

    Q&A from AQA: Evaluation in Biopsychology

    Below you will find a question and response from AQA in relation to: Evaluation in Biopsychology

  • 13 Jan 2017

    Q&A from AQA: 12 Mark Essays in Year 2

    Below you will find a question and response from AQA in relation to: 12 Mark Essays in Year 2.

  • 13 Jan 2017

    Q&A from AQA: Biopsychology - Shift Work & Jet Lag

    Below you will find a question and response from AQA in relation to: Biopsychology - Shift Work & Jet Lag

  • 13 Jan 2017

    Q&A from AQA: Incorrect Information in Endorsed Textbooks

    Below you will find a question and response from AQA in relation to: Incorrect Information in Endorsed AQA Textbooks.

  • 13 Jan 2017

    tutor2u Psychology Network Meetings

    The tutor2u Psychology Team is now supporting Psychology Network Meetings taking place at schools across the country. The Psychology Team are committed to providing advice, guidance and support,...

  • 13 Jan 2017

    Announcing the A-Level Psychology Teacher Café

    The tutor2u Psychology Team are pleased to announce the ‘Psychology Teacher Café’, a new series of informal online meetings that provide you with an opportunity to discuss those everyday burning...

  • 12 Jan 2017

    STEM Starter: Relationship Breakdown

    This week's STEM Starter describes a painful divorce between Brad and Angelina and the helpful advice of Clooney.

  • 12 Jan 2017

    STEM Starter: Explanations of Attachment

    This week's STEM Starter describes the relationship baby George has with his mother Kate and father William.

  • 12 Jan 2017

    Free Resource: Creating Evaluation Burgers in The Classroom

    Teaching evaluation is important. However, coming up with a range of different strategies to teach students how to evaluate can be difficult.

  • 11 Jan 2017

    Who Looks After the President’s Mental Health?

    Who looks after the President’s mental health? That’s the question posed by Dr John Grohol in an entry on PsychCentral.

  • 11 Jan 2017

    Exercise: Love It Or Hate It?

    Do you truly enjoy exercise? If you were given a choice between an hour in the gym or a meal with a friend, which would you choose?

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