ToK Exhibition example: Who owns Knowledge ?

I run through an example of a ToK Exhibition answering the IA Prompt: Who owns Knowledge ?

This is an example for the IB's Theory of Knowledge Course.

[aalyadeorari]

you taught in 9 minutes what an entire semester's worth of tok classes couldnt. Thank you so much for this explanation. it really helped my exhibition

[tbh_i_dont_even_like_yogur]

I love you. You are my savior. I could not find any exemplars of this question, but this was very helpful and very clear, cut out presentation of the information. You are officially the best. in the world.

[ryaninnit]

This video is very helpful, and now I know how to write my IB TOK IA. Thank you very much!

[suppressedv]

thank you for this explanation. i couldnt find any others who had taken the time to write about this

[amytinagerom.s.e.]

This was a helpful interpretation of this question. Thank you. I think it's thoughtful that you've broken down the concept of "ownership".

[abhaymathur]

Namaste! Really enjoyed and benefited from your deeper unpacking of the word "ownership" to give such a thoughtful set of objects. Cheers! Would it be a minor concern however if the 3 objects are not directly "personal" or connected to the student ?

[suppressedv]

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