I’ve taught IB Psychology for nine years, mostly helping students move from knowing the studies to actually using them well in SAQs and ERQs. I spend a lot of time on approaches, research methods, and Paper 3, because that is where marks often slip. I also guide IAs from the first aim to the final evaluation, especially when students are unsure how much detail belongs in each section before submitting.

Hi, I tutor IB Psychology and I’m pretty practical about it. We look at the topic, the study, and then what the mark scheme actually wants from you. I like working on cognitive psychology and abnormal psychology, especially when students have the ideas but their essays feel a bit scattered. I also help with IA drafts, mainly design choices, ethics, and making the discussion sound less vague and more like a real psychology write-up.

I specialise in IB Psychology and have supported SL and HL students through exams and Internal Assessments for over a decade. My teaching is usually built around clear study selection, precise terminology, and essay planning under timed conditions. I work closely on Paper 1 and Paper 2 responses, with particular focus on sociocultural explanations, biological approaches, and research method evaluation.

I started tutoring IB Psychology while finishing my master’s, so I still remember how messy the content can feel at first. My sessions are relaxed but fairly focused: one lesson might be unpacking Bandura, the next might be fixing an ERQ plan that has too many studies and not enough argument. I also help students choose IA experiments that are realistic to run and easier to analyse properly, not just interesting on paper.

I teach IB Psychology with a strong focus on assessment language. Many of my students understand the theories, but lose marks because their answers do not quite address the command term. I work on short-answer structure, essay comparison, and how to evaluate studies without sounding memorised. IA support is a big part of my tutoring too, especially sampling, controls, consent, and writing up results clearly.

I’m an IB Psychology tutor who likes keeping things simple without dumbing them down. Students often come to me when they have a pile of studies and no idea which ones to use. We sort them by topic, build essay plans, and practise writing under exam timing. I’m especially comfortable with developmental and health psychology, and I also give detailed feedback on IA introductions, conclusions, and evaluation points.