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TOK Exhibition Grader for IB Commentary Feedback

Review TOK exhibition commentaries against the rubric with feedback on prompt alignment, object choice, context, and explanation.

Rubric AI is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate Organization. It does not supply official IB assessment materials. Use only rubric criteria and student work you are authorized to provide.

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Review the TOK Essay Rubric
Teacher-reviewed feedback draft, not auto-final grading.
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Current support

Supported

Rubric AI does not provide official IB assessment materials. Paste your authorized rubric, confirm the parsed criteria, and review all feedback before use.

Audience

IB TOK teachers reviewing exhibition commentaries and object choices

Use case

Check TOK exhibition commentary drafts for prompt focus, object relevance, real-world context, and clear justification.

Mode

supported

Rubric options
Your Custom Rubric
Use this workflow for commentary feedback, not for selecting objects or writing student submissions.
How it works

A simple teacher-reviewed workflow

Paste an authorized rubric
Use classroom or school criteria you are allowed to provide; Rubric AI does not supply official IB assessment materials.
Confirm the parsed criteria
Review criterion names, descriptors, weights, and the total before the essay is evaluated.
Review the feedback draft
Verify the cited essay evidence, edit the comments, and keep the final judgment with the teacher or supervisor.
Sample essay

TOK Exhibition Commentary on Evidence

What counts as good evidence for a claim? Use three objects to explore the prompt.

The first object, a courtroom sketch, shows how visual records can shape public judgment even when they are not neutral copies of reality.

Illustrative output example

Overall score: Needs sharper object links

The commentary selects an interesting object and connects it to evidence, but the explanation needs a clearer link between the object, the prompt, and the TOK concept being explored.

This synthetic example demonstrates the report format. It is not a validation result or a substitute for teacher judgment.

Strengths
  • Chooses an object with authentic real-world context
  • Begins to connect representation and evidence
  • Uses commentary rather than simple description
Improvements
  • Make the prompt connection explicit for each object
  • Explain why this object is a strong TOK example
  • Reduce descriptive background that does not support the claim
Rubric breakdown

What the tool reviews

The exact dimensions come from the rubric you provide and confirm before grading.

Prompt Alignment
Focused
Checks whether each object commentary clearly answers the selected TOK exhibition prompt.
Object Justification
Relevant
Reviews whether the object is specific, real, and meaningfully connected to the knowledge issue.
TOK Commentary
Analytical
Looks for explanation of knowledge concepts rather than object description alone.
Who this is for

IB TOK teachers reviewing exhibition commentaries and object choices

Check TOK exhibition commentary drafts for prompt focus, object relevance, real-world context, and clear justification.

Use this page as the starting point for the TOK exhibition grader workflow, then continue into Rubric AI to upload the essay, choose the rubric context, and review the feedback draft.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Practical answers for teachers evaluating whether this tool fits their grading workflow.

Is Rubric AI an official IB product?
No. Rubric AI is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate Organization.
Does Rubric AI provide official IB rubrics?
No. Use only rubric criteria and student work you are authorized to provide. You confirm the parsed criteria before feedback is generated.
Is the generated score final?
No. Scores and comments are drafts for teacher or supervisor review. Verify the evidence and current school guidance before making a final judgment.
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