Fishbone (Ishikawa) Diagram: OverviewSample Lesson Plan using the TemplateThis is really a very straightforward template, which would be ideal as a homework / extension activity prior to a written essay test in examination conditions. Students could be asked to produce and print off a fishbone diagram for the key question under consideration, which they could then use for reference purposes during the test. Other Ideas for the Template
Samples
CPD Fishbone: Types of Learning StylesCPD: Gender Differences in EducationCompetitors | Business Studies | KS4 | FishboneEconomics: What are the various types of externalities?English Fishbone: Protagonist AnalysisEnglish Literature Fishbone: HamletGeography Fishbone: Impact of farming on ecosystemsHistory Fishbone: King JohnHistory Fishbone: The Defence of the Realm ActHistory Fishbone: What caused the Boston Tea Party?History KS3 Fishbone: The Spanish ArmadaHistory: How did the Nazis Rule Germany?History: Why did the Medieval Church have so much power?History: Why were people so afraid of witches?How to Create a Fishbone Diagram
Excellent Screencast from the Edtechroundup site ICT: Impact of ICT on Quality of Student LearningItalian: How do we form the past tense in Italian?Physics Fishbone: ForcesPhysics Fishbone: ForcesThe Spanish Armada (History KS3 Fishbone)
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