Lesson plan to the introduction of TOK concept- evidence
Slide 1- Importance of applying evidence to real-life situations.
Evidence in Science Reporting:
Real-World Example
Media coverage of a new scientific discovery.
TOK Analysis: Students can evaluate the evidence presented in the report, discuss the reliability of sources, and consider how evidence is used to support claims.
Activities
Activity 1: Creating a podcast on the TOK analysis of media coverage of a new COVID-19 vaccine can be a fantastic way to engage students. This format allows for a more dynamic and interactive exploration of the topic. Consider inviting a guest speaker, such as a science teacher or journalist, to add depth to the discussion.
To get a comprehensive understanding of you will teach the TOK concept of ‘evidence’ in linking knowledge with technology, language, politics, religion, and indigenous society, the following slides are created with guidance on real life examples and super engaging activities for the TOK classroom
- Slide 2 – Connecting knowledge and technology through evidence
- Slide 3 – Connecting knowledge and language through evidence
- Slide 4 – Connecting knowledge and politics through evidence
- Slide 5 – Connecting knowledge and religion through evidence
- Slide 6 – Connecting knowledge and indigenous societies through evidence
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