Introduce the theme: detective skills are not only for solving mysteries in books, but are key in identifying and solving workplace issues. Emphasize that observation, questioning, and analysis are core to effective problem solving.

Discuss observation skills: cover how noticing subtle details can be the key differentiator in solving problems. Provide examples from everyday workplace scenarios where observation made a difference.

Introduce effective questioning strategies. Encourage students to ask the right questions to uncover underlying issues and motivations in workplace challenges.

Focus on the gathering and documentation of evidence. Illustrate how collecting and organizing clues can lead to well-supported conclusions.

Summarize the detective process by emphasizing the importance of analysis and synthesis of gathered clues. Encourage creative thinking and teamwork during the lesson.