The document defines knowledge as a justified true belief, meaning it requires truth, justification, and belief. Information, on the other hand, can be true or false and is passively gained from reliable sources without necessarily being believed. While information and knowledge can come from external sources, knowledge requires deeper understanding and interpretation of information through reasoning and reflection. The relationship between information and knowledge is like a continuum, with information providing basic facts that can be developed into knowledge through justification and understanding.

1. Knowledge and Information Jennifer, Pasin, Vasu, Sai, Yui

2. Definition Knowledge: K=JTB (Justified true belief) Without the truth and justification, it is only a belief Can be justified through - language - perception - emotion - reason contain "How" question Example: You see a car accident in front of you, therefore you have knowledge that there was a car accident through perception.

3. Definition Information: passively gained from the reliable authority - internet - books - school it can be true or false limitation of knowing contain " who, what, where, when" question Example: Teacher teaches you that the chemical formula for water is H 2 O

4. Compare and Contrast Difference In order to know something, you must believe in it You do not HAVE TO believe in information Information is not always true but in order to know something, it must be true Information is usually from others but knowledge can be obtained by yourself Information can change over time but knowledge cannot Information sometimes get distorted by censorship, society, religion Similarity Both come from external sources

5. Connection Knowledge is more in depth than information Acquire knowledge from reflecting upon information Information: the basic facts Knowledge: how you interpret/understand those facts Information and knowledge can work as a continuum similar to belief and knowledge Similar to bricks in a building

6. Example Math class You are given information that if a>b, b>c then a>c This is only information but when you test it out, through reasoning you are able to justify and it becomes Knowledge. a= 6, b=3, c=1 a>b 6>3, b>c 3>1 then a>c 6>1 Racism Sometimes there information given in the media that makes generalization in a race and those statements usually made without justification, so that false information is invalid to form knowledge.

7. Bibliography Lagemaat, Richard Van De. Theory of Knowledge for the IB Diploma . Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2005. Print.