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Introduction
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Introduction to TOK
2. Constructing Knowledge: Key Concepts
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Recognizing Perspectives
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Knowers and knowing: problems and nature of knowedge
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The nature of knowledge
Ways of Knowing
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Perception
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Memory
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Language
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Emotion
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Reason
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Intuition
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Areas of Knowing
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2013-2015
Recognizing Perspectives
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1. What do maps show us about perspectives?
Draw your own map
Match the map
The map of cartographers
Discussion Activity: What is the 'right' view of the world?
What is selected to be shown by the map?
What is emphasized in each case?
Which map orientations reflect the natural world and which ones are invented for human purpose?
Maps and views of the world
The concept of 'perspectives'
The role of perspectives in knowledge
2. Cultural perspectives
What is 'culture'?
Culture and knowledge
How did you gain your cultural knowledge?
What are the benefits of experiencing different cultural characteristics?
What can be the drawbacks?
Cultural characteristics:
the observable surface
worldview
Discussion Activity: Recognizing invisible assumptions of culture
Case 1: German and Argentinian IB students
Case 2: An American student and Japanese student
Case 3: Canadian and Chinese business representatives
Three theoretical approaches to cultural differences
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2. Cultural perspectives