• Clearly presenting intentions
• Balancing detail with substance
• Structuring the written component
• Contextualizing your exhibition
• Addressing the 'big picture'

• A TOK Exhibition involves a careful selection process, each object you pick should represent a unique relationship to your chosen prompt.
• It's like making a salad! 🥗 You won't just toss random ingredients in, each component is chosen for the flavor it brings.

• You have 950 words to create a TOK masterpiece! 📖
• If your exhibition was a book, this would be your plot - a balance of detail and substance.
• Imagine trying to describe a movie without any interesting plot twists. That'd be dull, wouldn't it?

This is where your creativity kicks in! You don't have a fixed structure but here are some tips:

• Exhibition Rationale: Like a movie trailer 🎥, this sets the tone for your exhibition. Why is your exhibition significant? How will it help understand the prompt better?
• Theme Context: If your exhibition has a theme, state it! It's like picking a movie genre, it gives a clear understanding of what to expect.
• Object Description: Like introducing main characters in a movie. Detail their origin, history, relevance to the world, and their role in the plot (the chosen prompt).
• Big Picture: This is the movie climax. 🌄 How do your objects together tell a unique story about the prompt?