Theory of Knowledge: The Essentials eBook (Code Emailed)

Author: Michael Woolman, Publisher: IBID Press
$39.00
SKU/ISBN
9781921917899

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The popular 'Theory of Knowledge - The Essentials' by Michael Woolman is back! This edition has been revised to cover the current (2021) syllabus. The new edition features:

  • Updated for new syllabus
  • E-Book format
  • Full Colour
  • Extensive illustrations
  • Video Content
  • Assessment Advice

Author and experienced TOK teacher and teacher trainer, Michael Woolman presents a practical understanding of the IB Theory of Knowledge Programme.

Designed and written for students unfamiliar with TOK, Michael examines basic Theory of Knowledge concepts and their relationships and presents them simply and precisely. He links the understanding of the concepts, not only with the material in the IB TOK Curriculum Guide, but also with the relationships between the concepts implicit, but not always clearly stated, in the prescribed examinations titles. The key concept of Knowledge Issues and its role, underscored in the subject Examiner's Annual report, in the IB Theory of Knowledge programme and assessment, is thoroughly explained.

The IB TOK Curriculum Guide poses many questions. With this clear and direct text students and their teachers can feel confident they can find the answers to the questions in the Guide. They can also approach the end of course assessment, both the Essay and the Presentation, with confidence.

More Information
ISBN 9781921917899
Year Level Year 11, Year 12
Syllabus/Curriculum IB Programme
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