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TOK Talk in Ten
By Paras NainaniEducation
TOK Talk in Ten episodes
- Art, performance, and valueThe third and final episode of this season has us questioning what makes *good* art. We also explore whether all art is performative, and whether or not authorial intent 'matters' in evaluating, appreciating, or understanding art.Note: In the interests of being more celebratory of neurodivergence, we've started publishing auto-generated transcripts of our podcast episodes! Here is today's.22 min
- Universality, language, and Monty Hall (ft. Julie Dale)
The first episode of this season is a special, featuring none other than Julie Dale - HOD and mathematician extraordinaire! Tune in as we bombard her with knowledge questions to understand a little bit more about the wonderful world of maths!
Note: In the interests of being more celebratory of neurodivergence, we've started publishing auto-generated transcripts of our podcast episodes! Here is today's.
29 min - Paradigm shifts, unpacking, and flavours
This week, you have the privilege of meeting Mr. Shift -- Mr. Paradigm Shift, that is -- as Paras and Nina discuss paradigm shifts. Then, Paras and Nina unpack IA prompts. Enjoy!
Note: In the interests of being more celebratory of neurodivergence, we've started publishing auto-generated transcripts of our podcast episodes! Here is today's.
23 min - Critical thinking, science, and genetic determination
This week, we think critically about vaccines, the difference between the Human and Natural Sciences and... identical twins?
Note: In the interests of being more celebratory of neurodivergence, we're going to start publishing auto-generated transcripts of our podcast episodes! Here is today's.
19 min - Objects, RWCs, and analysisIn this episode, we are grateful to have HOD Anna Hammonds on the show with us to give us some tips and tricks for the IA!27 min
- Religion, natural sciences, and evidence (ft. Andrew Baker)This week we call upon expert theologian (and all-round awesome guy) Andrew Baker to help us understand how religion and natural sciences can intersect and potentially work in harmony. NB: this is our second special so it's a whopping 35 minutes long!36 min
- Religion, natural sciences, and certaintyWelcome back, listeners! This week we're asking whether we can really, truly *know* anything.19 min
- Ruth, Enos, and the indigenous perspectiveIn our first ever special feature, we speak to two brilliant scholars who were kind enough to enlighten us with wisdom (both personal and shared!) that helps us understand the indigenous perspective in a way that books never could. Warning: this episode is nearly an hour long!49 min
- Appropriation, indigenous cultures, and...Frozen 2?In this episode, we explore different definitions of "indigenous", and the perspectives and ethics around the "protection" of indigenous peoples20 min
- Technology, documentaries, and cognitionThis week we introduce a new segment to the podcast before we dive into the world of social media to try to get to the bottom of just how bad it really is.13 min
About TOK Talk in Ten
From the publisher's feed
A ten-minute tumble through the tricky topics of TOK by your teachers every Thursday! We hope this encourages you to see TOK in the everyday