How to create a mind map of the Japanese tsunami

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How to create a mind map of the Japanese tsunami

What you have to research …… Where is Japan? – a map might be useful. What is Japan like? – look its wealth and facilities (maybe hospitals/health, transport, education, types of industry etc.). Is it wealthy? What caused the earthquake and how did the earthquake cause the Tsunami?– you need to talk about the plate tectonics What effects have the earthquake and Tsunami had? – split this into economic/social and environmental to make this research good How well prepared was Japan for the earthquake and how well prepared was it for the Tsunami? Why did more people die from the tsunami and so few from such a large earthquake? How have governments and charities in Japan and abroad responded to the disaster? –Why is it difficult to respond successfully to this disaster? Why did this earthquake cause so much more destruction and loss of life than the recent one in Christchurch New Zealand?

Starting a mind map Key question A named example A named example Brief explanation Brief explanation A key reason A key reason Key question You could also link the different explanations with arrows to show how some reasons are related and linked together A key reason A key reason Brief explanation Brief explanation A named example A named example 3

“But there are 7 key questions Sir and only one piece of paper.” Not all will need a mind map – eg questions 1 and 2 Could you combine some questions? (Maybe “5 and 6” or “6 and 7 or even “5 and 6 and 7”) Set your piece of A3 up with more than one question starter

A more detailed concept map An example of a place economic social Brief explanation A key reason What caused the tsunami? What effects did the tsunami have? Earthquake There is a plate margin close to Japan. The 2 plates are moving towards each other. The Earthquake under the sea caused displaced the water so a wave was caused environmental Pacific Plate and Eurasian Plate 5