Google Expands Its Indigenous Languages Project With Lesson Plan & More
In August, I shared a very impressive Google resource highlighting fifty-five indigenous...
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Category: TOK
The Best Theory Of Knowledge Resources In 2019 – Part Two
Here’s another end-of-year “Best” list that I’ll be adding this list to I’m adding this post...
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The Best Videos Showing We Have More Than Five Senses
When we learn about perception in IB Theory of Knowledge class, we talk about how there really are...
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New TED-Ed Video & Lesson: “Are we living in a simulation?”
Are we living in a simulation? is the topic of the latest lesson and video from TED-Ed....
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The Best Resources For Learning About Dunning Kruger Effect
I’ve applied The Dunning Kruger Effect in my classroom (see New Metacognition Study &...
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Video: “Small Decisions That Massively Changed History”
This is not a great video. However, the first part does a good job showing how small decisions...
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The Best Examples Showing “The Difference Between Knowing The Name Of Something & Knowing Something”
In my IB Theory of Knowledge classes, we obviously often consider the question, “What is...
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The Best Tools For Sending Large Files
My Theory of Knowledge students periodically have to send me videos they complete for...
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This Could Be A Very Helpful Flow Chart For Theory Of Knowledge Presentations
Theory of Knowledge teacher Triston McMillan shared an excellent flow-chart-like tool that...
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I Just Learned About A Gold Mine: A TOK Teachers Facebook Group!
As regular readers know, I’ve been teaching International Baccalaureate Theory of...
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New Animated Video Explaining The International Baccalaureate Program
The YouTube channel “Sprouts” has just published this animated over of the...
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NY Times Video On “Memory Contamination”
This is a video from The New York Times which I will be showing to my Theory of Knowledge classes...
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