Theory of Knowledge for the IB Diploma Course Guide with Digital Access (2 Years)

Help your students to flourish as knowers with this updated series for first examination 2022.

Wendy Heydorn (Author), Susan Jesudason (Author), Richard van de Lagemaat (Author)

9781108865982, Cambridge University Press

Multiple-component retail product, published 11 June 2020

694 pages
27.5 x 21.9 x 2.6 cm, 1.74 kg

Help your students to flourish as knowers with this updated series for first examination 2022. Written by experienced authors and examiners, this third edition encourages students to explore 'What is knowledge? Why, and how do we learn?'. This print and digital course guide helps shape students into internationally minded citizens as they critically assess the world around them. Students will explore real-world examples and independently reflect on their knowledge, growing as knowers. A dedicated chapter focuses on building skills for assessment, so students will be fully prepared to excel in the essay and exhibition.

Introduction
Part 1. Knowers and knowing: 1. Who is the Knower?
2. The Problem of Knowledge
3. Knowledge Questions and the Knowledge Framework
4. Truth and Wisdom
Part 2. Optional themes: 5. Knowledge and Technology
6. Knowledge and Language
7. Knowledge and Politics
8. Knowledge and Religion
9. Knowledge and Indigenous Societies
Part 3. Areas of Knowledge: 10. History
11 The Arts
12
Mathematics
13. The Natural Sciences
14. The Human Sciences
Part 4. Assessment: 15 The ToK Exhibition and the ToK Essay
Glossary.

Subject Areas: Educational: Social sciences [YQJ], Educational material [YQ]