In the pursuit of knowledge, what is gained by the artist adopting the lens of the scientist and the scientist adopting the lens of the artist? Discuss with reference to the arts and the natural sciences. This title stands out for its unique focus on the intersection of the Arts and Natural Sciences. It challenges […]
“In the production of knowledge, are we too quick to dismiss anomalies? Discuss with reference to two areas of knowledge” This question invites us to explore how we handle anomalies – those observations, data points, or events that significantly differ from established patterns and trends or contradict our general understanding of a topic. Understanding the […]
To what extent do you agree that there is no significant difference between hypothesis and speculation? Discuss with reference to the human sciences and one other area of knowledge. This prompt challenges you to examine the nuances of hypothesis and speculation. While both explore the unknown, they have distinct roles in different areas of knowledge […]
How might it benefit an area of knowledge to sever ties with its past? Discuss with reference to two areas of knowledge. This title invites you to explore the potential advantages of leaving behind outdated perspectives, methodologies, and paradigms in various areas of knowledge (AOKs). This topic is particularly relevant in our rapidly changing world, […]
In the production of knowledge, is ingenuity always needed but never enough? Discuss with reference to mathematics and one other area of knowledge. This question focuses on the role of originality and innovation, suggesting that while ingenuity might be crucial, it may not be sufficient on its own. Understanding Ingenuity in Knowledge Production First, let’s […]
Does our responsibility to acquire knowledge vary according to the area of knowledge? Discuss with reference to history and one other area of knowledge. Title 1 from the November 2024 ToK essay questions prompts you to think about the nature of our responsibility to seek and understand knowledge and how this responsibility might differ across […]
What is it? The TOK Exhibition is an internally evaluated (but IB moderated) assessment which accounts for 33% of your final TOK grade. For this assessment you must choose three different objects which you will relate to one of 35 prompts.You will be marked on a 950-word written commentary detailing why you chose each respective […]
For the TOK Exhibition you must choose one of the following 35 listed below. For tips on how to approach this assessment, check out this article. If you would like more personal guidance on how to go about this assessment, feel free to book a Skype tutorial. What counts as knowledge? Are some types of […]
TOK is not about any particular academic subject, but the nature of knowledge itself. Whilst TOK consists of eight areas of knowledge, we are not so concerned about the content of these individual areas but rather how knowledge is created, used, and judged within them. As such, when you are formulating your knowledge question you […]
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