TOK EXHIBITION Object 1: A Globe
- Theme: Knowledge and the Knower
- Rationale: A globe represents humanity’s enduring curiosity about the Earth and our place within it. This object symbolizes the quest for geographical knowledge, driven by the desire to explore, understand, and connect with the world around us. It embodies our intrinsic motivation to comprehend our physical environment, navigate the planet, and appreciate the diversity of cultures and ecosystems that exist. The globe prompts reflection on how the pursuit of knowledge serves to satisfy our curiosity, foster global awareness, and cultivate a sense of belonging in the world.
Join Now
Immerse yourself in an interactive learning experience where TOK, ATTL, and the IB Learner Profile come to life! Subscribe today for complete access to our innovative resources and become part of a community of educators committed to fostering a dynamic and engaging learning environment.
TOK EXHIBITION Object 2: “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind” by Yuval Noah Harari
- Theme: Knowledge and the Knower
- Rationale: “Sapiens” explores the evolution of human societies, cultures, and the cognitive revolutions that have shaped human history. Harari’s work invites readers to understand the deep-rooted impulses driving humanity’s quest for knowledge, from survival and curiosity to power and legacy. This book exemplifies our desire to make sense of the world, our place in it, and to influence it, illustrating how knowledge serves both practical needs and existential inquiries. It encourages reflection on the diverse motivations behind our pursuit of knowledge, including the search for meaning, the drive to improve our circumstances, and the quest to shape our future.
Objects in the TOK exhibition serve as tangible manifestations of complex TOK concepts, allowing students to explore and demonstrate their understanding of knowledge in a concrete and relatable context. They act as catalysts for deep reflection, discussion, and analysis, bridging abstract theory with real-world examples and personal experiences. By strategically choosing objects that offer clear relevance and depth, students position themselves to deliver a compelling exhibition that fully addresses the criteria for a 10/10 score.
Check out our TOK Exhibition Objects ! We’ve picked five carefully selected TOK Exhibition objects for each prompt, endorsed by IBDP TOK Examiners.
Subscribe now to get access to 175 relevant objects, 5 each for 35 prompts, carefully researched and selected by TOK examiners.
This content is for Monthly and Annual members only.
Login Join Now
Step into a world of interactive learning where TOK, ATTL, and the IB Learner Profile come alive! Subscribe now for full access to our groundbreaking resources and join a community of educators dedicated to creating a dynamic and engaging learning environment.
