Knowledge Questions
Knowledge questions are the basis of most of ToK. We will use them in discussion, in journal writing, in the formal ToK essay and in the ToK presentation. In order to have a strong concept of the course, you'll need a working understanding of Knowledge Questions.
To make a working and applicable KQ you'll need several building blocks:
To make a working and applicable KQ you'll need several building blocks:
I need you to keep in mind that Knowledge Questions are at the heart of ToK Remember that Knowledge Questions need to be about the nature of knowledge...not about the subject (Area of Knowledge) you're discussing.
We will practice creating Knowledge Questions and working through Knowledge Questions as we engage in ToK discussion. Here are some sample Real-Life Situations (with Knowledge Questions):
We will practice creating Knowledge Questions and working through Knowledge Questions as we engage in ToK discussion. Here are some sample Real-Life Situations (with Knowledge Questions):
Knowledge Questions: according to Michael Dunn, creator of ToK.net
In this informative video, experienced ToK teacher Michael Dunn explains knowledge questions. He discusses why they are important to understanding ToK and how they underpin the curriculum (and your own knowledge/understanding of ToK).
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