What Do You Think?

Let's bring things a little closer to home. Please select, share, and explain a moment of knowledge from one of your other classes. That done, extract and share a first-order claim, a second-order claim, and a knowledge question. Remember, your second-order claim and your KQ may be very similar. Please couch your KQ in the language of TOK. This is due by 9:30pm Sunday 1 November.

Mind the Gap

Follow the link to Gapminder from the list at the right. Choose a data set (in graph form) and, in a post below, write a first-order claim, a second-order claim, and a knowledge question, all based on the data visualization you've selected.

Question Your Surroundings

For Sunday evening (by 9:30), please identify and describe a moment of knowledge, either from a class or outside the (directly) academic realm. Next, extract and write a knowledge question based on the moment you've shared. Please couch your KQ in the language of TOK.

Your First (and Second) Orders

To solidify for yourselves the distinction between first- and second-order knowledge claims, please compose two of each. Please ground your first-order claims in two different Areas of Knowledge (one each). Your four statements are due, as comments on this post, by 9:30 pm on Monday, 10/12. For your review, I've shared yesterday's presentation in Classroom.