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This is a video link to study.com. The video explains ethics of psychological experiments. The only downfall is that it will only show you half of the video; therefore you would have to buy a subscription to see the whole video. Study.com also has other great psychology videos also.

Comes with videos for students

Great videos for Psychology teachers from APA (American Psychological Association)

Open the playlist menu on the bottom row of controls to switch between videos. These sessions were recorded at the 2014 APA Pre-convention Workshop for Introductory Psychology Teachers in Washington, D.C. These videos range from 30 minutes to approximately one hour in length. These sessions were recorded at the 2012 APA Annual Convention in Orlando, Fla.

These sessions were recorded at the 2014 APA Pre-convention Workshop for Introductory Psychology Teachers in Washington, D.C.

Effects of violent video games. Also useful for TOK link to psychology.

Videos that may be used in psychology lessons

This is a great site for finding awesome videos that are teaching tools for Psychology. It even breaks your search up into different fields of study such as "Cognition and Learning" and "Developmental Psychology". You can sort the videos by "Most Video Views," "Newest," "Shortest," etc. One video of interest shows a great cartoon that accompanies ideas about how musicians get great brain workouts! I think this site is full of great learning tools for teachers and students alike.

This is a PBS site but it looks at the brain and also offers insight into brain patterns and development during different ages and stages of development.

The Secret Life of the Brain is a co-production of Thirteen/WNET New York and David Grubin Productions. @2001 Educational Broadcasting Corporation and David Grubin Productions, Inc. All rights reserved.

Videos and resources that outline the development of the brain throughout the human lifespan. Students can self-guide through the videos and view other resources if they need clarification.

Entertaining videos around 10min long, really good for revision and use in class.

The first in a series covering a variety of topics. High-energy speaker might be well-received by students.

Increases variation in teaching method. i shall use this in class

Good site for video links.

Psychology Today article that explores psychological aspects of viral videos on the Internet.

As the website says, this is a companion to Dr. Phillip Zimbardo's video series. You can access the videos here as well as a few other resources related to the videos.

A great, brief video that explores the impact of Facebook on identity construction with specific discussion of the ways we store and share memories.

Here is a link to my Psychology Youtube playlist. Some of the videos are made by my pupils (but a word of warning here, it takes them a long time to produce them) and some are videos I have found. I then give the pupils the link and they use this channel to watch appropriate Psychology videos.

video on how the adolescent brain works fMRI is used, EQ, mood swings

This website is devoted to the teaching of Social Psychology, and it is full of links to other websites, videos, and teaching resources. It beautifully organizes these resources under topic headings such as "Attraction and Relationships" and "Conformity".

Activities, assignments, videos, examples, and articles related to various social psychology concepts

The latest research and teaching support for the IB Psychology classroom.

I think this site might be useful because it has videos and release questions

PPTs, Videos, Articles and more.

Interesting video showing the complexity of neuronal connections in a very very small section of a mouse cortex.

This is a good YouTube collection of videos related to cognition and memory as well as a few other psychological concepts like perception. Nice work by the guy that put this together.

Introduces the complex approach to analyzing teenage depression and discusses an extreme case in mass murderer Adam Lanza. How does Western society affect teenagers?

The science of positive psychology and playing video games