What I’ve learned: A TOK Reflection
Use this learning helper to guide you through a TOK reflective experience: WHAT I’VE LEARNED
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Headlines in TOK and Blackholes of Knowledge
Use the learning helper LINKED HERE to create some contemporary TOK insights!
Mathematics Debate: Structuring an argument around knowledge questions
In order to refine your skills at analyzing and articulating a response to a knowledge question (essay skills!) we’re going to have a collaborative “debate” presentation. Click on the learning experience description linked HERE for details!
The Body Ritual of the Nacirema
Read this description of the Nacirema linked here as a way of analyzing language and context
Myth Making in a Post Modern World
As you read in Sapiens (File linked below), Harari contends that myths are necessary in order for humans to live in large groups cohesively. He contends that until we had myth making, we remained living in small clans of extended families. So myths certainly serve …
Knowledge, Technology and Ethics: Censorship debate!
Ethics is an element of the knowledge framework and in order to explore this element more deeply within the context of knowledge and technology, we will engage in a debate on the value of internet censorship. The claim we will debate is, “Social media companies …
Leading Lit Discussions: A collaborative investigation into truth making via Grendel
Our journey through this text will be led by you via literature discussions! But it is likely you have rarely, if ever, led a lit discussion before! Thus use the guide linked below in order to ensure that you and your classmates extract as much …
To Shoot an Elephant: Using Literature to understand Perspectives and behaviour
Read the short story entitled, “To Shoot an Elephant” By George Orwell and consider the questions at the end of the PDF, as well as the overarching questions, “How does emotion shape behaviour?” and “TWE does culture affect belief/behaviour?”
Perspective Taking: Analyzing the origin of personal perspectives on controversial issues via case studies
Arguments arise from 2 or more individuals holding a different PERSPECTIVE on a given issue or topic. As you all know from experience, having an argument can be quite frustrating when you feel that the other person does not understand where you are coming from. …
Methods Exhibition Summative
The best way to get better at IB Assessments is to practice IB ASSESSMENTS!!! Thus your summative task for this mini unit of Scope / Methods is to curate another Exhibition!!! (cue DJ Horn sample). The link to your intellectual party is below: Scope / …