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The Private Eye: Handouts
Research Basis, Lesson Plans
and More



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1Brochure
Research Basis of The Private Eye Process

Planning a presentation? Or sharing The Private Eye with colleagues or friends?  Want to enlist SUPPORT in your school district for a Private Eye staff development workshop?
 
Print the five page PDF version of our brochure to share with your colleagues.

2Research Basis
Research Basis of The Private Eye Process


This document shows the underpinnings of The Private Eye's research based instructional strategy.  Read the many correlations to what Marzano, Bransford and other leading education theorists say is how students learn.

3Using The Private Eye to teach the "Big Ideas" in Science. Meeting the Science TEKS and Language Arts TEKS simultaneously with The Private Eye
CSTA Featuring The Private Eye


The "Big Ideas" is where is all starts! This two page handout provides an introduction to how The Private Eye fulfills a wide rangs of the National Science Education Standards. State Standards flow from the National Standards; we have included one excerpt here: The Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills and The Private Eye correlations.

4 — The Year-Round Private Eye
The Year-Round Private Eye approach



Suggestions for setting up a year-round Private Eye classroom, with sample subject areas and project; along with a planning worksheet.

5 — Quick View:  What to Emphasize Throughout Year with the Students
A quick view of what to emphasize in The Private Eye process through the year with students



Handy phrases and concepts to be familiar with to make The Private Eye successful in your classroom, regardless of grade level or subject.

6 — Invent-a-Unit Template
Use this template to create your own Private Eye lesson plans


Use this template to create your own lesson or unit spinning off The Private Eye process.  You can submit lesson ideas for publication in forthcoming volumes of The Private Eye Companion.

6 — Professional Development: Workshop & Materials Portrait
Professional Development with The Private Eye: Workshop & Materials Portrait


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