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Course structure.
The course covers the following topics:
- Introduction to Theory of Knowledge and the core theme: Knowledge and the Knower
- Mathematics
- Natural Sciences
- Human Sciences
- Knowledge and the Knower
- The Exhibition
- Analyse knowledge claims and respond to knowledge questions in the context of different areas of knowledge and themes.
- Express ideas accurately and honestly, using examples from their own experiences as learners and from their broader life experience.
Key IA Dates for May 2023 IB DP Exam Session
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What is different in taking Theory of Knowledge online?
- Study alongside students from around the world.
- Gain experience of using the latest online learning tools.
- Regularly communicate with teachers and fellow students.
- Take part in interactive and engaging lessons that allow them to learn, review and practise easily.
- Practise essential 21st century skills such as digital literacy, collaboration and self-organisation.
Some things won’t be different though. Standards and expectations will be just as high as in a face to face classroom.
Activities and Assessment
The course material conveys the main underpinning concepts of TOK and provides an environment where various aspects of these can be discussed and debated. The global online classroom naturally presents opportunities for collaboration through the development of wikis and class projects, and the participation in live lessons and discussion forums. Students are encouraged to reflect on their learning and make regular journal entries throughout the course.
Summative assessments in the form of an essay, exhibition or presentation occur at the end of each unit (each six weeks). Specific time is allotted in the final weeks to complete the final essay and exhibition. Formative assessments include writing in wikis, journals and discussion forums throughout the course.
Advice from Our Teachers
In order to succeed in Theory of Knowledge, we recommend students set aside five to six hours a week.
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IB Theory of Knowledge
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- Designing your TOK program
- TOK 2013 syllabus support
- TOK and inquiry-based learning
- Theory of Knowledge - evolve your style and strengthen critical awareness
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- Course Book 2020 edition (print)
Series contains:
Tok webinars.
IB DP TOK: Understanding the changes to TOK
In part one our TOK authors will provide an overview of the key changes to the specification and assessment.
IB DP TOK: designing your TOK Course
In part two, our TOK authors share hints and tips on how to structure your classes
From our TOK Authors
TOK IB: Key changes to the new IB TOK Assessment
Here, Oxford author, Marija Uzunova Dang, provides an overview of the assessment model, taking a close look at the TOK Exhibition, and the key changes to the new specification.
TOK IB: 4 reasons to teach Knowledge and Politics in the new TOK
Why should you teach Knowledge and Politics, one of the new themes in the 2020 IB Theory of Knowledge specification?
TOK IB: Meet the authors of our new TOK Student Book
Hear from our Theory of Knowledge IB authors, Arvin and Marija, on what informed them to write the new Oxford TOK IB Student Book.
Find out more: IB Theory of Knowledge
IB TOK Course Structure Chart
Theory of Knowledge: Changes and Continuities
Theory of Knowledge: Exploring Possibilities
Theory of Knowledge: 2020 Course Guide
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Theory of Knowledge, colloquially referred to as ToK, is a compulsory course for all students earning the IB diploma. The Theory of Knowledge course, along with the Extended Essay
Supporting the latest TOK syllabus, for first teaching September 2020, these inquiry-based resources are developed directly with the IB to help learners navigate complex issues of knowledge
This category contains pages that are part of the IB Theory of Knowledge book. If a page of the book isn't showing here, please add text {{BookCat}} to the end of the page concerned. Pages in category "Book:IB Theory of Knowledge"
E-BOOK IB Theory of Knowledge Essay Writing Guide - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free
Completely mapped to the new 2013 syllabus and written by a TOK workshop leader and enquiry-based learning expert, including lots of support directly from the IB