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Friday, February 24th, 2012
Reminders about your oral presentation:
* Reduce amount of "academic gobbledygook."
* If you use a quote, immediately follow it with putting it in your own words.
* Every real-life example, claim, counter claim, and discussion of linking questions MUST have a story/example connected to it. See the second half of The Best ...
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Wednesday, October 19th, 2011
Review these links on knowledge issues. Please takes notes and respond in the comments section:
1) What is a knowledge issue?
2) What are key ideas to remember when you are trying to write one?
3) Write two or three knowledge issues.
4) Which resource was the best in helping you understand knowledge ...
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Saturday, May 21st, 2011
Here are some models of PowerPoint Presentations:
Kom and Denver on Graffiti
Wendy and Yovanna on Human Cloning
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Monday, February 7th, 2011
First presentations will begin next Tuesday. Everyone’s presentations will begin two days later than scheduled.
When you lay-out your different claims, you must describe how each claim is justified – which Ways of Knowing are used by the people making the claims to justify them.
Make sure the first slide lists the ...
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Thursday, February 3rd, 2011
THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE PRESENTATIONS
Wednesday Mar/9th
1. Josiah, Manuel, Shanna
Thursday Mar/10th
Friday, March 11th
Mai Yee, Pa Foua, Victor ?
Monday Mar/14th
1. Wendy, Yovanna
2.Ambalika, Jennifer, Linda
Tuesday Mar/15th
1. Chai, Alan
2. Kristie, Kalia, You
Friday, March 18th
1. Nadine, Feelisha
2. Brandon, Divya
Monday, March 21st
Bandhana, Edeiba
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Tuesday, February 1st, 2011
FINAL HINTS FOR ORAL PRESENTATION & POWERPOINT:
* Be sure to include short examples or stories for each key point you make.
* When you lay-out the different claims, please make sure you explain which Ways of Knowing are are being used to justify the claims.
* Make sure you have six minutes ...
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Sunday, January 30th, 2011
Here are models of Student TOK Oral Presentation Outlines:
Chai & Alan
Chia & Xi
Wendy & Yovanna
Jennifer, Ambalika and Linda
Mr. Coey
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Sunday, January 23rd, 2011
Once students identify their overall topic for the Oral Presentation, it's sometimes a challenge to develop the Knowledge issues to explore in the presentation.
The trick is to create broader knowledge issues -- questions that relate more to the "Big Picture." Then, use the idea of your topic to illustrate your ...
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Sunday, January 23rd, 2011
Here is a model for what your Oral Presentation should look like. Note that, though I list three Knowledge Issues in the introduction, for the purpose of this model example I only use one of them in the body of the presentation. Feel free to have different opinions on ...
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Monday, January 17th, 2011
TOK Presentation Schedule
Tuesday, Jan. 18th: Prepare Contrasting Claims
Wed, Jan. 19th: Linking Questions & Areas of Knowledge
Thurs, Jan. 20th: Introduction & Conclusion
Friday, Jan. 21st: Prepare Lesson on Language
Monday, Jan. 24: Practice Lesson on Language
Thursday, Jan. 27th: Give Language Lesson first hour, complete Outline for Oral Presentation. HARD COPY & ELECTRONIC ...
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Saturday, March 6th, 2010
REVISED OUTLINE FOR ORAL PRESENTATION
INTRODUCTION:
Introduce Yourselves & Your Topic
Why You picked your topic
List your knowledge issues (have them be “broad” and not “narrow”)
BODY:
Take each Knowledge issue one at a time
For each one, share the real life example that got you thinking about it.
List various contrasting claims and how they connect ...
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Thursday, November 26th, 2009
Please use this guide to prepare your Oral Presentation Outline:
TOK ORAL PRESENTATION OUTLINE
This is not meant to be a “script” to be followed. It is a general outline, and can be presented in many different ways that we will discuss.
Length of Presentation:
Two people – twenty minutes (including 8 minutes ...
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Saturday, November 14th, 2009
Please review the resources in The Best Sources Of Advice For Making Good Presentations.
Take notes on ideas that might help you with your Oral Presentation. Tomorrow, you will be making a simple poster sharing the three most important thing you learned and share them with your classmates.
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