Psychology is taught at A Level only at Sixth Form and can be defined as the science of mind and behavior of both human and non-human subjects. Essentially, Psychology is all about animal and people behavior. We are all amateur psychologists, every time we try and work out why someone acted the way they did or try to predict how someone might behave or react. The difference between us and a Psychologist is that Psychology tries to find answers to some of these questions by investigating them in a more scientific manner. If you would like to understand both yourself and others better, Psychology is the subject for you. Staffing and Resources A Level Psychology is taught by experienced subject specialists. Course textbooks used are the AQA approved Psychology for A Level Year 1, and Psychology for A Level Year 2 by Illuminate Publishing. Content Overview The course specification taught is AQA www.aqa.org.uk Students will develop a broad knowledge and understanding of Psychology through a range of topics. Students will complete all three exam papers at the end of the 2 years and all have an equal weighting towards the final grade. They will be expected to answer a range of questions assessing three different skills: Knowledge and understanding (AO1), Application (AO2) and Analysis and Evaluation (AO3). Questions vary from 1 mark and extended 16 mark essay style questions. Also, Mathematics skills are assessed (30 of the marks at A Level are for Mathematics questions).
Have a minimum of Grade 4 GCSE in Mathematics and English (Language or Literature) and 3 other passes at 4 or better. individual subject grade requirements: Minimum GCSE English Grade (Language or Literature) 6 Minimum GCSE Mathematics Grade 6 5 in two GCSE Science Subjects
Paper 1 Social Influence Memory Attachment Psychopathology Assessment 2 hour terminal examination Paper 2 Approaches in Psychology Biopsychology Research Methods Assessment 2 hour terminal examination Paper 3 Issues and Debates in Psychology Option 1: – Relationships, Gender or Cognition and Development Option 2: – Schizophrenia, Eating Behaviors or Stress Option 3: – Aggression, Forensic Psychology or Addiction Assessment 2 hour terminal examination
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Psychology is taught at A Level only at Sixth Form and can be defined as the science of mind and behavior of both human and non-human subjects. Essentially, Psychology is all about animal and people behavior. We are all amateur psychologists, every time we try and work out why someone acted the way they did or try to predict how someone might behave or react. The difference between us and a Psychologist is that Psychology tries to find answers to some of these questions by investigating them in a more scientific manner. If you would like to understand both yourself and others better, Psychology is the subject for you. Staffing and Resources A Level Psychology is taught by experienced subject specialists. Course textbooks used are the AQA approved Psychology for A Level Year 1, and Psychology for A Level Year 2 by Illuminate Publishing. Content Overview The course specification taught is AQA www.aqa.org.uk Students will develop a broad knowledge and understanding of Psychology through a range of topics. Students will complete all three exam papers at the end of the 2 years and all have an equal weighting towards the final grade. They will be expected to answer a range of questions assessing three different skills: Knowledge and understanding (AO1), Application (AO2) and Analysis and Evaluation (AO3). Questions vary from 1 mark and extended 16 mark essay style questions. Also, Mathematics skills are assessed (30 of the marks at A Level are for Mathematics questions).
Have a minimum of Grade 4 GCSE in Mathematics and English (Language or Literature) and 3 other passes at 4 or better. individual subject grade requirements: Minimum GCSE English Grade (Language or Literature) 6 Minimum GCSE Mathematics Grade 6 5 in two GCSE Science Subjects
Paper 1 Social Influence Memory Attachment Psychopathology Assessment 2 hour terminal examination Paper 2 Approaches in Psychology Biopsychology Research Methods Assessment 2 hour terminal examination Paper 3 Issues and Debates in Psychology Option 1: – Relationships, Gender or Cognition and Development Option 2: – Schizophrenia, Eating Behaviors or Stress Option 3: – Aggression, Forensic Psychology or Addiction Assessment 2 hour terminal examination
