TOK Concepts

3. The act of making sense of information, often shaped by perspective
4. Something we examine to decide if a claim is convincing or weak
6. The capacity to shape what is accepted, shared, or silenced as knowledge
7. The ideal of minimizing the influence of personal bias in the production and acquisition of knowledge
10. The ethical obligation tied to the creation, use, or communication of knowledge
11. Deeply held principles that influence judgments about what knowledge matters

1. The process of providing adequate reasons or evidence for accepting a claim
2. A viewpoint influenced by one’s background, assumptions, and context
5. The extent to which a knower feels justified in having no doubt about a claim
8. The shared framework of meanings and practices that influences how knowledge is produced and understood
9. The goal knowledge claims try to reach, even if it is debated