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Complete TOK essay and exhibition guide for the internal assessment (33% of TOK grade and 67% External Assessment). Transforms the 35 IA prompts from abstract questions into structured object analysis.

What’s inside?

All 35 IA prompts – Complete list with thematic groupings (Epistemology, Power/Society, Self/Community). Prompt selection framework with five diagnostic questions.

Assessment instrument decoded – All six levels explained practically. What Excellent requires: specific real-world contexts, distinct contributions per object, genuine TOK concepts, counterargument within each commentary.

Object rules clarified – Specific real-world object vs generic image. Real-world context requirements. Physical vs digital objects. No objects created specifically for the exhibition.

Three-part commentary structure – Context (30-50 words) + TOK Link (200-220 words) + Distinct Contribution (40-60 words). Sentence starters for each section.

Worked examples – Excellent (9-10) exhibition fully annotated with three specific objects and level justification. Basic (3-4) exhibition with error analysis.

Common mistakes with fixes – Generic objects. Describing instead of linking. Making same point three times. Modifying the IA prompt. Missing real-world context.

Student profiles – Four exhibition profiles with targeted prescriptions for improvement.

TOK-Biology connection – How Biology provides objects: your IA data, Watson & Crick paper, CRISPR kit, electron micrograph, vaccination card. Linked to specific prompts.

Teacher tools – Supervision timeline, diagnostic activities, moderation guidance, formative feedback boundaries.

Pre-submission checklist – Content and format verification. 950-word limit. Citations. Prompt exact.

Key features: Driving question: “Does the exhibition show how TOK manifests in the world?” Distinct contribution test. Generic object detection. Common traps identified.

Perfect for: IB students, TOK teachers, final revision before submission.

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