Large screen makes situations more realistic

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COURSE INFORMATION

 

Our programs meet the requirements for you to apply for your driver's license in any state. The in-car lessons are coordinated with the class presentations to maximize learning

You can take your "temps" test and obtain your permit at the start of class This allows you to begin the six month waiting period required by the Graduated Drivers License law (GDL) as soon as possible.

Audio-Visual presentations are used extensively in our program because 90% of all driving decisions you make are based on information obtained through your eyes

We use a Student Response System in the classroom. The system is composed of a base receiver and individual clickers for each student. Student responses are stored

 in a database under that specific student’s number. Instructors can then ask questions. The results of each question are displayed as a graph, the students can relax knowing that their answers are anonymous

The benefit is that the students get immediate feedback and the Instructor is

Remotes transmit student responses

able to measure the students understanding and provide additional examples as needed .to insure understanding. Scores are emailed at the end of each class. The student must average 80% or better to pass the classroom course

There is no homework - no extra work and no written exams unless the student misses class. Students are encouraged to take notes, however, they are not required.

Our curriculum emphasizes traffic skills using the  Zone Control System

The Zone Control System breaks the areas around the car into "zones", helps the students to recognize a hazardous situation  and offers specific procedures that can be used to reduce the danger Zone Control System has been adopted in several states as a statewide curriculum and is moving towards becoming the national standard.

SESSION

TOPICS COVERED

1

Traffic Controls

2

Right of Way

3

General Traffic Laws

4

Instruments & Controls

5

Basic Maneuvers

6

Advanced Maneuvers

7

 Driver Fitness vs. Decision Making

8

Searching for & Identifying Potential Hazards

9

 Dealing with Potential Hazards

10

Sharing the Road

11

Emergency Situations

12

Planning and Following a Route

13

Adverse Environmental Conditions

14

Buying/Maintaining/ Insuring a car

15

Final Exam

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