
10 Engaging A-Level Psychology Lessons – Real-World Applications
A complete set of 10 contemporary A-Level Psychology lessons linking key AQA specification topics to real-world examples. Each presentation is fully editable, visually engaging, and ready to teach, saving hours of preparation time.
- The Psychology of TikTok – Social Influence
Examines conformity, obedience, and minority influence through online trends and influencer behaviour. Includes discussion tasks and an “Apply It” activity. - Inside the Criminal Mind – Forensic Psychology
Introduces offender profiling and explanations of criminal behaviour using real case studies and interactive student tasks. - Why We Dream – The Psychology of Sleep and Dreaming
Explores Freud’s dream theory, activation-synthesis, and neuroscience perspectives. Students evaluate different explanations for why we dream. - Ethics in Psychology – Would You Shock Someone?
An interactive lesson on ethical principles using Milgram’s obedience study as a case example. Students apply ethical reasoning to their own study designs. - Memory and Misinformation – Can You Trust Your Mind?
Students take part in an eyewitness testimony experiment inspired by Loftus and Palmer. Includes discussion and practice questions. - Who Am I? – Humanistic Psychology and the Self
Covers Maslow and Rogers’ ideas of self, congruence, and personal growth. Reflection tasks link theory to real life. - The Psychology of Fear – How Phobias Develop and Are Treated
Examines behavioural, cognitive, and biological explanations and treatments for phobias. Includes short case studies and comparisons. - The Science of Motivation – Why We Do What We Do
Explores intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, self-efficacy, and the role of reward systems. Links to sport and achievement behaviour. - Nature, Nurture, or TikTok? – The Debate in Modern Context
Applies the nature-nurture debate to modern social media behaviour. Encourages critical thinking and debate. - Design Your Own Study – Research Methods Project
A full mini-project where students plan, conduct, and evaluate their own psychological study.
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AQA A-Level Psychology (Years 1 and 2)
Also adaptable for other exam boards and revision lessons.
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Engaging Psychology Lessons – Inspire Curiosity and Critical Thinking
Engaging Psychology Lessons – Inspire Curiosity and Critical Thinking Bring psychology to life in your classroom with this engaging bundle of ready-to-teach lessons designed to spark curiosity, deepen understanding, and make students fall in love with the subject. This collection introduces students to the fascinating world of psychology through real-life examples, famous experiments, and interactive classroom activities. Each lesson encourages critical thinking, discussion, and personal reflection while maintaining strong academic foundations. Students will explore key psychological ideas and questions such as: Why do people conform and obey authority? How reliable is human memory? What do dreams really mean? How does stress affect our performance and wellbeing? Why do some people develop unusual or extreme behaviours? Every resource is designed to make psychology accessible and inspiring, whether used as a first introduction, an enrichment series, or part of a broader GCSE or A-Level course. Each lesson includes: Clear learning objectives and key terms Engaging starter and plenary activities Real-world applications and famous case studies Discussion questions and student worksheets Extension tasks to challenge higher-level thinking Perfect for: GCSE or A-Level Psychology (AQA, OCR, Edexcel, or IB) Taster lessons and open evenings Psychology clubs or enrichment days Inspiring curiosity at the start of a new topic This bundle helps students see that psychology is not just a subject — it’s the science of who we are, how we think, and why we behave the way we do. Ideal for teachers who want to make learning psychology both meaningful and memorable.
Psychology to Spark Curiosity – Engaging A-Level Lessons that Bring Theory to Life
Psychology to Spark Curiosity – Engaging A-Level Lessons that Bring Theory to Life Bundle description: Ignite your students’ curiosity with this engaging collection of A-Level Psychology lessons, each designed to connect psychological theory with real-world application. From the mysteries of the human mind to the science behind dreams, consciousness, and performance, this bundle brings psychology off the page and into everyday life. Each lesson includes clear explanations, contemporary examples, and visually rich presentations that make complex concepts accessible and memorable. Ideal for teachers who want to inspire discussion, deepen understanding, and make psychology exciting and relevant. Included lessons: 10 Engaging A-Level Psychology Lessons – Real-World Applications for the Modern Classroom (£3.00) Ten ready-to-teach lessons linking key specification content to real-life case studies and current issues. Brodmann’s 52 Distinct Brain Areas (£3.00) A visual guide to brain structure and function, exploring how different regions underpin thought and behaviour. Carl Jung: Revolutionary Theories of the Human Psyche (£3.00) Introduces Jung’s ideas on archetypes, the collective unconscious, and personality development. Exploring the Psychology of Dreams – Scientific Theories and Dream Symbolism (£3.00) Combines Freudian and biological perspectives with modern dream research to explore why we dream. PETTLEP Imagery for Sport Psychology (£4.00) Demonstrates how mental imagery enhances athletic performance, using applied case studies and research evidence. Schizophrenia (£3.00) A complete overview of symptoms, explanations, and treatments — presented through engaging visuals and case examples. Perfect for: AQA A-Level Psychology (Years 1 & 2), BTEC Applied Psychology, and general psychology enrichment lessons. These lessons are designed to inspire curiosity, promote discussion, and connect psychological theory to the real world — helping students see psychology as a living, breathing science that explains who we are and how we think.
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