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Driver Education We can all be instrumental in helping keep our young people alive - by encouraging your child to do a post license defensive/skilled driving course - by taking an active part in their learner driving education - by making sure they gain experience in all weather conditions - by reinforcing the vital need to drive with IN posted speed limits and at reduced speeds during adverse road conditions and NEVER driving after consuming alcohol/drugs! Driver education in the State of Victoria (Aust) is sadly lacking...methods used have not advanced in many years! New drivers are taught how to get their license but NOT how to become aware drivers with the necessary skills to keep themselves and their passengers alive and injury free! SpeedImpact.org members believe it should be mandatory for all learner drivers as part of their probationary licensing requirements to successfully complete a defensive/skilled drivers course - in the same way that motorcyclists must to obtain a license! NB: These courses are not designed to turn people into racing car drivers - their aim is to avoid getting into emergency situations, but if the need arises help to teach drivers the necessary skills to get out of one. The current thinking of the TAC - Transport Accident Commission - with their campaign of putting parents at the forefront of their childs learner driving education is insufficient - most parents are not experts in this field - wouldn't you rather have your child learn these skills (that may help save their lives) from a professional?

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Driver Education and Testing in America (Part of the Reasonable Drivers Unanimous site) In one word it's a joke. The biggest problem with American drivers is the lack of any real drivers education and testing. Driving around a small test course is hardly a test of a driver's ability; it's a test of being able to stop at a stop sign, being able to back up in a straight line, and, if it is a really hard test, being able to parallel park. The tests need to be on the road and NOT in the equivalent of a parking lot. A potential driver needs to be tested on things like: merging into traffic, passing, staying to the right, etc. And how well they can handle emergencies like skidding, spin outs, etc. Yeah, they (sometimes) teach it in drivers ed but they usually don't give a motorist any hands-on experience. [Responses] (To see what others think or to give your own input click on the "[Responses]" link at the end of each paragraph.) Driver Licensing at PDE The Driving Adventures Page Mine, others and your driving stories. Stories about all the assholes we encounter on the road.

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Monday April 07, 2003 Earth Day WebQuest Teams of students explore the most serious environmental threats to earth. Writing Bug Reflect on a quote from Mark Twain. Teacher-Submitted Lesson TV's Survivor led to this classroom project. Will your students survive? Poetry Month Lessons that rhyme, just in time. Earth Day Out-of-this-world activities. Easter Eggs-cellent lesson ideas. April Coloring Calendar Plus 25 ideas for using the calendar as a teaching tool. Connecting Kids, Soldiers Resources for helping students correspond with overseas troops. War in Iraq Lesson plans to help you incorporate issues related to the war into your curriculum. A Teacher-Created Web Site When Caryn Dingman's students finish their work, they turn to the Web! Teaching About War and Terrorism What and how much should teachers say?

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Should I be a Driver Education Teacher? This is a question that one must reflect on before attempting this venture. In order to answer this question, one must look at a little history of education in North Dakota and in the United States in general. In North Dakota, the number of schools and students has diminished greatly over the past two decades. Most schools are small in number. Many times teachers find themselves teaching five different preparations in one school day. The curriculum has changed. Technology is the wave of the future. Foreign languages and vocational training have made significant strides in the school curriculum during the past decade. School administrators are finding it difficult to fit in all of the coursework that is needed into the students four-year plan in high school. In all states, this has become an increasingly difficult problem. Driver education has suffered because of these changes. Most driver education programs in North Dakota are offered during the summer months. In many states, the course is offered outside of the normal school day during the school year. This may appear that being a driver education instructor offers a bleak future, but there is a positive side. Most teachers look for and need summer employment. Driver education offers an opportunity at summer employment in an area that the teacher is trained. That is to work with young people. This job pays at a professional level and can provide summer employment for many years. For those of you who teach driver education during the school year outside of the normal school day, driver education provides a nice supplementary income. It sure beats pumping gas or sacking groceries.

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Steering Students Straight on ABS By Rosemarie Kitchin, director of ABS Education Alliance Summer 1997 After what may have seemed like ages of hand-me-down dirt bikes and banana seaters, remember when you were finally old enough to ride a 10-speed bicycle? The first lesson you learned was to brake with your hands, not your feet. Even today, there are still lessons to be learned about brakes, whether you're riding a bike or driving an automobile. And it goes without saying that the larger and more powerful the vehicle, the more important it becomes for the driver to understand the braking system. Modern automotive brake systems have changed braking "rules of the road" for good. As you know, with four-wheel anti-lock brakes (ABS), drivers should not pump the brake pedal in emergency situations; instead, they must brake firmly and steer out of danger. The ABS Education Alliance was created to speed along the ABS learning process and underscore the safety benefits of using ABS in emergency situations. Right now, drivers seem to have few sources of information on ABS, including driver ed courses. In fact, a survey conducted by the ABS Education Alliance found that among relatively new drivers ages 18 to 24 65 percent were not taught about ABS in driver education.

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48. UW-Extension Press Release: Parents Of New Drivers Can Teach Strategies For Safe Parents of new drivers can teach strategies for can complement formal driver's education, Meeker explained. some suggestions for parents of beginning drivers. http://www1.uwex.edu/news/story.cfm/566

UW-Extension Institutional information About UW-Extension News @ UW-Extension ... Join our e-mail list Parents of new drivers can teach strategies for safety on the roads, 3/8/2003 Ian Meeker, (715) 373-6104, ian.meeker@ces.uwex.edu Parents of new drivers can teach strategies for safety on the roads As a rite of passage, not many rituals rival acquiring a driver's license. For a 16 year old, it's a monumental step toward independence. Most teenagers cannot wait to get behind the wheel, but many parents struggle with the idea of handing over such a huge responsibility to their children. Because teenagers will do almost anything to get permission to drive, this is a golden opportunity for parents to initiate a formal conversation to explain their concerns about how, when and under what conditions their teenagers can drive the family car, according to Ian Meeker, University of Wisconsin-Extension 4H youth development agent in Bayfield County. "Parents can complement formal driver's education," Meeker explained. "When teenagers are practicing driving with their parents during the permit phase, parents should take advantage of teachable moments that occur. Parents can reinforce the importance of adjusting driving habits to road and weather conditions and time of day. They also can talk about avoiding distractions and establish expectations for using a family vehicle." Meeker offered some suggestions for parents of beginning drivers.

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55. Five-Tier Teacher Preparation Historically, driver education was conceived to teach drivers how to manipulatethe vehicle, with little emphasis placed upon the decision making process. http://www.nidb.org/fivetier.html

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Tracy-Williams Consulting. Far too many bicyclists in the U.S. lack the basic skills and knowledge necessary for either riding safely in traffic or simply riding efficiently. While some skills and concepts are too esoteric for the "masses," other skills and concepts should be well-known to all. A complicating factor in helping people develop those basic skills and knowledge is the wide range of ages involved and the need to tailor the message and approach to each one. For example, youngsters in the elementary grades need different kinds of information than do adults in college. They ride in different environments at (typically) different times and suffer from different types of crash problems. In addition, while effectively reaching youngsters must also involve reaching their parents to reinforce the messages, college students probably could care less about their parents' safety ideas. On the other hand, it is often easier to reach elementary grade youngsters than adults. In this light, a community strategy for implementing bicyclist education and raising awareness must be broad-based and multifaceted. It should include the following:

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Home Site Map Contact Us MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS Manager Marshall Bond Department Directory Animal Control Cable TV ... Citizen Committees and Boards Department of Recreation and Parks Programs Parks Home Parks Chart Parks Links Programs ... Hiking Guide American Red Cross Youth and Adult Swim Instruction Swim for fun and skill improvement this fall. Tuesday and Thursday Evenings and Saturday Mornings. All swim instruction is conducted in the Gateway Sports Complex. [Make sure you sign up early, class sizes are limited.] Recreational Swim Drivers Education Beginner Fencing Classes Youth can learn the art of fencing from instructors accredited by the U.S. Fencing Association and the U.S. Fencing Coaches Association. This age-old sport will teach you the finer points of swordplay, plus provide you with a great aerobic workout. Equipment provided. Ice Skating Lessons This beginning ice-skating course is designed to provide students with basic skills necessary for figure skating, recreational skating and ice hockey. Skaters are placed in levels according to their age and ability.

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59. Kansas State Collegian: Column: Car Troubles Teach Lessons 08/29/01 Column Car troubles teach lessons Published on Wednesday, August 29, 2001 cars,especially if they are like me and bribed kids in drivers education class to http://www.kstatecollegian.com/stories/082901/opi_schneweis.shtml

Section Guide eCollegian Extras » Didn't catch a copy of the print edition? Download a JPG image of Page One » Be sure to keep watching our 2003 Elections archive , containing stories pertaining to SGA, presidential and Manhattan City Commission elections this year. You can also recap postseason basketball coverage in our 2003 Postseason Basketball archive Online forum Share your views about the eCollegian at our Delphi forum! Column: Car troubles teach lessons Published on Wednesday, August 29, 2001 Erin Schneweis Kansas State Collegian Life lesson 4,328 Never say things can't get any worse. As soon as that statement is verbalized comes life lesson 4,329 things can get worse. Let's start at the beginning. Classes had started and I had my recycled paper, notebooks and mismatched gym clothes on. I was ready to get this final semester started. Then things started to go wrong. I received the loan money at the freshman level. When the cute guy in my class needed a highlighter, I accidentally handed him a tampon. To top things off, I began to realize every college freshman woman has a seemingly gravity-resistant body. Then, my friend tried to make me feel better by reminding me I still have a chance with architecture and archaeology students because they like older things.

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Education Purchasing The Adobe Academic Reseller Authorization requires resellers to sell exclusively to qualified Educational End Users. The following provides clear information on Adobe policy. This same information is part of the Agreement between Adobe and the Reseller. Learn about qualifications for Canadian educational institutions. Education Price List Find out how affordable Adobe software can be for educators and students. Volume Licensing Find out how your school can save even more through volume licensing. Education Resellers Find an Adobe Authorized Education Reseller online. Adobe Certified Expert Program Discount for Educators and Students Educators and students: Register to receive a special Education discount on the Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) exam. Offer expires 12/31/01. Up to 3 free products Find out if your K-12 school is eligible to receive up to 3 free products. Educational Institutions: Qualified Examples Accredited public or private primary or secondary school providing full-time instruction for grades K-12 or a school district for such schools Accredited public or private university or college (including community, junior or vocational college) that grants degrees requiring not less than the equivalent of two (2) years of full-time study*

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