TOK review

What concept refers to justified, true belief?

• Truth

• Fact

• KNOWLEDGE

• Laws

What kind of questions are we answering in TOK?

• Questions that have only one answer (How many molecules of hydrogen are there in water?)

• Questions that depend on the person you are asking (e.g. Which is better, Pizza or Tacos?)

• Questions that have more than one possible answer (e.g. How do we know what is good art?)

• Questions that cannot be answered (e.g. Is there life after death?)

What is Personal Knowledge?

• Knowledge which is held communally, by groups which will vary in size depending on the type of knowledge being explored

• Knowledge that is universal

• It is knowledge which has been acquired by the individual based on their own experiences, efforts, and conclusions

• Knowledge that is symbiotic

What is Shared Knowledge?

• Knowledge that is universal

• Knowledge which is held communally, by groups which will vary in size depending on the type of knowledge being explored

• Knowledge which has been acquired by the individual based on their own experiences, efforts, and conclusions.

• Knowledge that is only acquired through the senses

The main goal of TOK is to explore what is true-for-me, instead of what is true-for- all

• True

• False

A claim about knowledge is considered a..

• Knowledge Question

• Way of Knowing

• Area of Knowledge

• Knowledge Claim

In TOK, their are 8 of these we use to acquire knowledge about the world around us

• Areas of Knowledge

• Ways of Knowing

• Ways of Knowledge

• Knowledge Framework

In TOK, we divide up and label the knowledge we posses with the 8...

• Areas of Knowledge

• Ways of Knowing

• Knowledge Framework

• Areas of Knowing

"I know how to play tennis." This is an example of ...

• Shared Knowledge

• Personal Knowledge

• a Way of Knowing

• an Area of Knowledge

Historical facts such as the fall of the Berlin Wall are considered

• Personal Knowledge

• a Way of Knowing

• Shared knowledge

• Communal knowledge