ToK Exhibition Prompts 26-30 Explained
ToK Exhibition Prompts 26-30 fully explained (over 10,400 words). Including:
An overview explanation of each prompt.
Examples of three knowledge claims for each prompt.
Suggestions for the types of object that would be appropriate for each knowledge claim.
How to structure the ToK Exhibition Commentary.
ToK Exhibition Prompts 26-30 fully explained (over 10,400 words). Including:
An overview explanation of each prompt.
Examples of three knowledge claims for each prompt.
Suggestions for the types of object that would be appropriate for each knowledge claim.
How to structure the ToK Exhibition Commentary.
ToK Exhibition Prompts 26-30 fully explained (over 10,400 words). Including:
An overview explanation of each prompt.
Examples of three knowledge claims for each prompt.
Suggestions for the types of object that would be appropriate for each knowledge claim.
How to structure the ToK Exhibition Commentary.
ToK Exhibition Prompts 26-30 are fully explained (over 10,400 words long).
This document contains:
An overview explanation of each prompt.
Examples of three knowledge claims for each prompt.
Suggestions for the types of object that would be appropriate for each knowledge claim.
Also included are suggestions for ways in which to structure the ToK Exhibition Commentary to give you the best possible chance of getting a high score on the ToK Exhibition.
ToK Exhibition Prompts 26-30 are:
26. Does our knowledge depend on our interactions with other knowers?
27. Does all knowledge impose ethical obligations on those who know it?
28. To what extent is objectivity possible in the production or acquisition of knowledge?
29. Who owns knowledge?
30. What role does imagination play in producing knowledge about the world?
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