Tom Coster – Psychology

Tag: homework

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  • The new DP Psychology course – homework revision questions

    IB Diploma Psychology – Homework revision questions is designed to be the perfect companion to the IB Diploma Psychology course, helping students build strong, well-organized responses while reinforcing key concepts. By integrating structured practice with the course content, it encourages gradual, steady learning—the most effective way to truly understand the new IBDP Psychology syllabus.

    I will be using this book for regular homework tasks, where students write structured responses that can be peer-marked or self-assessed using provided mark schemes. Homework seems to work best when it is regular – supporting every lesson – perhaps even think of it as practice. The homework ensures continuous engagement with the syllabus, while also developing the habit of clear, well-constructed writing and neat presentation—crucial skills for an exam that is still written with pens and paper.

    Research shows that slow and steady learning works best. By routinely summarizing and applying class lessons, students strengthen their understanding over time, rather than cramming at the last minute. The IB exams don’t test rote memorization but rather how well students apply psychological concepts to new contexts. Regular, structured homework ensures they develop this skill naturally, making exam preparation manageable and stress-free.

    By using this workbook throughout the two-year course, students will gradually master the subject, ensuring they are confident, prepared, and capable of tackling any exam question that comes their way.