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Fishbone Diagram (also called Ishikawa diagrams or cause-and-effect diagrams) are diagrams that show the causes of a certain event.
As we move into the new topic, box and whisker plots, I continue to emphasize the importance of the diagram. Finding the quartiles is one task in itself that will provide useful information; diagraming the data will aid comparisons as the differences become very visible. Again, it is best to use various distinct examples of box and whisker plots and identify the quartiles with students before they do it on their own. Begin by identifying these parts in individual box and whisker plots alone (included in worksheet and ppt). Then, move on to comparing two diagrams, noting which has a higher or lower quartile. (included in worksheet and ppt).