Core course

Theory of Knowledge

TOK practice for knowledge questions, exhibition objects, essay planning, claims, counterclaims, perspectives, and self-checking.

Guided practice pathways

Assessment routes built from the live skills in this course. Each pathway moves from the first decision students need to make toward the kind of source use, calculation, writing, or judgement that costs marks in real assessment.

TOK route

Knowledge questions

Move from a broad idea to a knowledge question, claim, counterclaim, example, and qualified judgement.

A complete route tests perspective and evidence instead of producing polished essay text.

Start pathway

TOK route

Claims and perspectives

Move from a broad idea to a knowledge question, claim, counterclaim, example, and qualified judgement.

A complete route tests perspective and evidence instead of producing polished essay text.

Start pathway

TOK route

TOK exhibition

Move from a broad idea to a knowledge question, claim, counterclaim, example, and qualified judgement.

A complete route tests perspective and evidence instead of producing polished essay text.

Start pathway

TOK route

TOK essay

Move from a broad idea to a knowledge question, claim, counterclaim, example, and qualified judgement.

A complete route tests perspective and evidence instead of producing polished essay text.

Start pathway

Topics

Choose a topic to see the skills you can practise. Start with the area your class is studying now, or use the list to find weaker topics before a test or exam.

Knowledge questions TOK workflow topic with original planning, reasoning, self-checking, and formative AI feedback practice. Claims and perspectives TOK workflow topic with original planning, reasoning, self-checking, and formative AI feedback practice. TOK exhibition TOK workflow topic with original planning, reasoning, self-checking, and formative AI feedback practice. TOK essay TOK workflow topic with original planning, reasoning, self-checking, and formative AI feedback practice.