How to Use a Spider Diagram for Business Planning

Institution 

Week 5 -- Applying the Spider Diagram 

Economical insecticide application 

Biological control of pests 

Rodenticides 

Insecticides 

Developing pesticide free zones 

Niche 

Fumigants 

Types of pesticides 

Herbicides 

Effects on intestinal organisms and nutrient supply 

Prevention of side effects 

Air pollution 

Pesticides 

Pesticides and Growth Hormones 

Food chain 

Air pollution 

Occupational exposure 

Spread of pesticides to humans 

Environmental Effects 

Soil pollution 

Contaminated water 

Effects on insects 

Effects on human body 

Contaminated food 

Water pollution 

Contain carcinogens 

Prostate cancer 

Nervous system effects 

Diabetes 

Loss of hearing 

Lung cancer 

Obesity 

Cancer of lymphatics 

Diseases of respiratory system 

Hematopoietic system cancer 

The task of applying the spider program has helped me. Concerning the discussion on effects of pesticides and growth hormones on human health, spider web program helps to structure the discussion into easily remembered and understood topics on uses of the pesticides, harmful side effects on the human body, environmental impacts and strategies to reduce the side effects of the pesticides. With spider web simplification and stratification of the information, a lot of information can be summed up in a single page, consisting of drawings and words that enhance memory, simplicity and save time. Besides, with complex ideas put in a single page, research niches can be easily pointed out. In the discussion on pesticides, for example, the use of biological controls can be explored, in comparison with pesticide’s effectiveness, costs, and effects. In creating such information actively, people enhance their understanding of the topic.