Theory of knowledge padlets
Padlet provides us with the perfect medium to curate the latest articles, videos, and podcasts related to the TOK course, and help teachers to link lessons to what’s going on in the world right now.
It’s also the easiest way for you to share our latest resources with the rest of your DP faculty, and promote authentic critical thinking in your school.
Exploring TOK Padlets (Faculty members only)
The Exploring TOK padlets provide you with the very latest media stories related to each of the themes and areas of knowledge, suggests unpacking questions and activities, and picks out key words (including the key concepts) that students can use to anchor them understanding of the source. We update the padlets every month, so make sure you check back regularly!
The 12 key concept padlets (Faculty members only)
Faculty members of the site can access our key concept padlets, which offers access to the 12 concepts by both concept, and by aspect of the course (ie themes and AOKs). Check back every month – because we constantly update and add to this resource! To access the key concepts via the themes and areas of knowledge, head to the main Key Concepts page.
Become a faculty member to gain access to the 12KC padlets!
Access the 12 key concept padlet for evidence here. To gain access to the other key concept padlets, become a faculty member of theoryofknowledge.net, or upgrade your present membership here.
Become a faculty member to gain access to the 12KC padlets!
You can see a sample version of our 12 key concept padlet for history here. To gain access to the full version – and the other key concept padlets, become a faculty member of theoryofknowledge.net, or upgrade your present membership here.
Investigating Issues: Padlet sample
Here’s a sample of the Investigating Issues resource, which includes a selection of the 150 topics that feature in the full version. To gain access to the complete version, become a Faculty Member of the site here.
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