International baccalaureate tok Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is one of two TOK essays that are part of the IB's new syllabus, and is one of the two essays that earned me the full marks for TOK, Level A. This is the TOK Exhibition Essay where I used objects to explore the role experts play in influencing our consumption or acquisition of knowledge within the context of the Knowledge and Knower from the IB TOK Syllabus. I hope it helps :)

This TOK essay was based on the prescribed title 6 of 2020-2021 --"Avoiding bias seems a commendable goal, but this fails to recognize the positive role that bias can play in the pursuit of knowledge.” Discuss this statement with reference to two areas of knowledge. This essay received an A and is thus a good reference for your own essay.

This is the an example of a well written TOK essay for the IB. The questions chosen is ""Present knowledge is wholly dependent on past knowledge" . Discuss this claim with reference to two areas of knowledge". It was given 9/10 points in the year 2020. You can used this to better understand the structure and layout that is expected of you in your TOK Essay, as well as how you should be arguing your standpoint. The citations are all in the correct MLA format. If there are any questions I ...

This ToK Essay was written for the 2022 examination and revolves around the question: “Can there be knowledge that is independent of culture?” It uses history and mathematics to discuss it. The student got a grade A for ToK and all 3 extra points at the end of the diploma.

This is my IB Theory of Knowledge (TOK) Essay which aims to answer the knowledge question: "`Statistics conceal as much as they reveal´. Discuss this claim with reference to two areas of knowledge." It was externally graded by IB Examiners in the May 2021 session and scored an A (8/10). Written by an IB student who scored an A in IB Theory of Knowledge and a total of 41/45 IB points.

This document talks about the extent to which "present knowledge is wholly dependent on past knowledge" with reference to 2 areas of knowledge.

A comprehensive IB Computer Science Internal Assessment Criterion E that can be replicated in terms of its general content, structure, and approach. This piece of writing was externally graded by IB examiners in the May 2020 session and ensured me a 7 from Computer Science. Following the sample can guarantee very high performance on your IB CS IA. This Criterion concerns a CS IA whose product was a website with a MySQL database. Written by an IB Student who scored 45/45 with a 7 in CS HL, and wh...

A comprehensive IB Theory of Knowledge TKPPD (TOK Presentation) form that can be replicated in terms of its general content, structure, and approach. This TKPPD form was externally graded by IB examiners in the May 2020 session and ensured me an A from TOK. Following the sample can guarantee very high performance on your IB TOK Presentation. This form covers the contents of a TOK Presentation regarding the morality of holding back knowledge. Written by an IB Student who scored 45/45 with an A in...

This document contains an example of a high-scoring Theory Of Knowledge essay (A). The topic chosen was: “Labels are a necessity in the organization of knowledge, but they also constrain our understanding.” Discuss this statement with reference to two areas of knowledge.

This is my Theory of Knowledge Essay Grade B (1 point to Grade A!) on the International Baccalaureate. From a previous session, but useful to compare how to write a TOK essay and also serves as inspiration to possible essays and presentations! My essay title was: “We know with confidence only when we know little; with knowledge doubt increases” (adapted from JW von Goethe). Discuss this statement with reference to two areas of knowledge.