The TOK exhibition is focused on one of the 35 prompts and three “objects” chosen by the students. This magazine cover could be used as an object. Consider how this article fits the prompts below. 31. How can we judge when evidence is adequate? There were (and continue to be) Read more…
The ad below is for a huge (15+ kg) rifle sold in the U.S. and elsewhere. The TOK exhibition is focused on one of the 35 prompts and three “objects” chosen by the students. This ad could be used as an object. Consider how this article fits the prompts below. Read more…
The TOK exhibition is focused on one of the 35 prompts and three “objects” chosen by the students. This article could be used as an object. Consider how this article fits the prompts below. BBC article “China pressure ‘undermining Australian universities’, report says” “Chinese pro-democracy students in Australia experience harassment Read more…
A news article is a perfectly acceptable object for a TOK exhibition. Read the article below and see how it could fit some of the TOK exhibition prompts. Text: “Italy to ban mammoth cruise ships from Venice as of Aug. 1” “Declaring Venice’s waterways a “national monument,” Italy is banning Read more…
The poster below was use by the Canadian government during WWI to encourage Canadians to buy War Loan Bonds to support the war effort. Consider possible links between this example of a TOK exhibition object and the five exhibition prompts listed below. 11. Can new knowledge change established values or Read more…
The TOK exhibition is focused on one of the 35 prompts and three “objects” chosen by the students. This news article could be used as an object. Consider how this article fits the prompts below. NYT article: “Inside the Capitol Riot: An Exclusive Video Investigation” “The Times analyzed thousands of Read more…
The TOK exhibition is focused on one of the 35 prompts and three “objects” chosen by the students. This article could be used as an object. Consider how this article fits the prompts below. Text: “Welsh Government to plant 86 million trees in nine years in response to climate crisis” Read more…
Pages 39 and 40 of the TOK subject guide outlines three steps to the TOK exhibition. The bullet points below break down the process further. Step 1: Each student chooses one IA prompt, three objects, and a TOK theme Carefully read the requirements for the TOK exhibition Carefully read the TOK Read more…
The TOK exhibition is a new addition to TOK. It takes the place of the TOK presentation which is being phased out. The exhibition counts for 1/3 of the overall mark. It is an internal assessment which means it is marked by the teacher and marks are moderated by the IB. Key points Read more…