TOK Exhibition Assistant-AI-powered TOK exhibition guide

Example

The assistant guides students through the process of selecting three objects that best reflect a chosen knowledge question. It can provide feedback on the relevance of each object to the knowledge question, helping students ensure their choices effectively illustrate the concepts they wish to explore.

Scenario

A student chooses a photograph, a book, and a scientific tool but is unsure if all three objects are connected to the knowledge question: 'What is the role of language in shaping knowledge?' The assistant helps the student analyze how each object may demonstrate the role of language in different contexts, ensuring stronger connections.

Example

It helps refine knowledge questions to ensure they are conceptually rich and allow for deep analysis. The assistant provides examples of strong TOK questions and offers feedback on the phrasing and scope of a student’s chosen question.

Scenario

A student proposes the question: 'Is science always true?' The assistant offers guidance, suggesting a more nuanced approach such as: 'To what extent does the scientific method ensure the objectivity of knowledge?' This improved question opens up broader analysis of the methods of knowledge production.

Example

The assistant helps students integrate TOK terminology and concepts effectively into their exhibitions, ensuring terms like 'bias,' 'justification,' and 'perspective' are used accurately and meaningfully within their arguments.

Scenario

A student struggles to articulate how 'perspective' applies to their chosen object—a newspaper article. The assistant explains how perspective in this case refers to both the journalist’s bias and the reader’s interpretation, helping the student write a clear and concise analysis.