| Radar
Diagram |
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WHAT
IS IT?
A radar
chart is a tool that provides a visual display of the current
state or level of performance in various categories. A pattern
is formed that often looks like a pattern on radar screens,
hence the name.
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WHAT
DOES IT LOOK LIKE?
Example
Diagram 
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WHEN
IS IT USED?
- The status of
elements in a project or process needs to be evaluated
- Areas of improvement
need to be displayed graphically
- The change needs
to be displayed over time
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HOW
IS IT MADE?
- Place the project/process
in the center of the circle.
- Determine the
categories to be evaluated.
- Draw a line
for each category.
- Write the name
of each category at the end of the line.
- Scale the lines.
- Evaluate each
category in terms of current performance.
- Place a dot
on the line that represents the evaluation.
- Connect the
dots a study the results.
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PRIMARY
Social
Skills
INTERMEDIATE
Radar
Book
JUNIOR
HIGH
ADULT
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