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1 Knowledge Questions Must be open and about knowledge Comparative
Expressed in TOK vocab

2 Step 1 Good Questions Start with To what extent…? How far….? How....?
What role does....? Under what circumstances...? How can....?

3 Step 2 After the question starter use a combination of one or more TOK concepts (Belief, Idea, Empiricism, Rationalism, Umwelt, Certainty, Reliability, Valid, or any other IB subject concepts)

4 Step 3 Add references to ways of knowing and or areas of knowledge

5 Bring It All Together What roles does reason and emotions play in the reliability of scientific claims? To What extent can imagination be considered a valid source of knowledge? How far does art influence beliefs of individuals and groups?

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