TOK Exhibition

Where does our knowledge come from? Does it have bias? What does knowledge have to do with morals? We, the students of IB25 delved into these thought-provoking questions and many more in our TOK exhibition, held on June 6th, 2024. Our exhibition aimed to intrigue many of our school, possibly even you reading this. And if you didn’t happen to make it in person, you may be intrigued after reading this article. TOK and the exhibition: What are they exactly? As part of the core of the programme, all of us IB students undertake the Theory of Knowledge (TOK) course, one that those unfamiliar with the IB might be new to the concept of. TOK doesn’t just broaden our ways of thinking, it revamps our intrinsic abilities of interpretation as a whole. We learn to challenge how we view the world around us and how the deeper meaning of knowledge ties into everything we believe in. In our journey, we are challenged with creating an exhibition to answer prompts given to us. These relate to knowledge that we select, choosing three objects present in our daily lives to relate and reinforce our interpretations altogether. To share our work with the rest of the school, a profound TOK exhibition comes to life. Our Exhibition: “You exit class, presented with an arrow leading down the hall. It has the colours of a crime scene, and you choose to investigate. As you follow the arrows, you’re at the Aula, which has been completely taken over. It’s a crime scene now. What’s the crime? Non critical thinkers. You step into the Aula and are greeted with a maze guiding you through questions you only …