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Illustration of a tree with text on leaves and roots. Leaves reveal 47% of students feel their voice matters. Roots, acting as a chain of whys, delve into feedback on diminished student voices due to curriculum issues and lack of diverse representation.

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Chain of Whys

When digging into the root of your problem, use a chain of whys to go deeper.
A flowchart-style image guides you through the Fishbone Protocol for organizing ideas into categories. It features boxes labeled Within My Locus of Control and Outside of My Locus of Control, followed by Steps 3 and 4 instructions. A problem statement is also provided to enhance clarity.

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Fishbone Protocol Workbook

Protocol to engage in the fishbone diagram
This flowchart, akin to a fishbone diagram example, illustrates the challenges in group tasks, such as lack of routine, unclear roles, tasks not leveraging all skills, insufficient teacher support, and mismatched student abilities. The core issue: not all students contribute meaningfully.

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Fishbone Diagram Example

An example of a fishbone diagram about the problem of groupwork roles
A simplified illustration of a plant with green leaves above ground and a branching root system extending underground. The soil layers are depicted in different colors, ranging from brown to beige.

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Why Root Cause Analysis?

Introduction text to using root cause analysis
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