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Coaching Tip: The 5 Parts of a Successful Lesson – Part 4

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Today we continue our series on the 5 Parts of a Successful Lesson, and today’s part is Part 4: Review the New Learning. You’ve practiced and practiced the new technique, and now you’re in the parking lot, or driving home, and it’s time to talk to your student about all that practice. When you review […]

Drivers Ed Coaching Tip: The 5 Parts of a Successful Lesson – Part 2 Continued

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We are on Part 2 of our series on the 5 Parts of a Successful Lesson. This is the fourth segment that discusses the second part of a successful lesson, and that is introducing the new learning. Last week, we talked about how you can introduce the new lesson by reviewing the relevant classroom materials […]

Drivers Education Coaching Tip: The 5 Parts of a Successful Lesson – Part 3

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We are on Part 3 of our series on the 5 Parts of a Successful Lesson, but we’re still discussing the second part of a successful lesson, and that is introducing the new learning. Last week, we talked about how you can introduce the new lesson by building on the previous lesson. Today’s tip on […]

Drivers Ed Coaching Tip: The 5 Parts of a Successful Lesson – Part 2

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The second part of a successful lesson is Introducing the New Learning. There are a few options for this, so this part of the successful lesson is going to take more than one issue to get through. The first one we’re going to talk about is building on the previous lesson. For example, you may […]

Drivers Ed Coaching Tip: Lead by Example – Drive Collision-Free!

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Today’s coaching tip comes from a customer comment from one of our Driver Ed in a Box® graduates. After telling us how much he enjoyed the program, he told us that he looks forward to helping his younger siblings when they go through the course. That’s a good attitude to have (remember that series we […]

Drivers Ed Coaching Tips – Attitude vs. Behavior Part 3

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Part 3 of our Attitude vs Behavior series actually comes from something one of our clients wrote to us. He wanted to thank us for giving him the opportunity to become a competent and confident driver. That says a lot about his attitude towards his driver education. He didn’t approach the process as something he […]

Coaching Tip: Attitude vs. Behavior Part 2

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This week we continue our series on Attitude vs. Behavior with Part 2. In Part 1, we discussed the difference between attitude and behavior and talked about how they help keep you out of collisions. Now let’s talk about how we can control our attitude and behavior. Attitude and behavior can affect one another, but […]

Drivers Ed Coaching Tip: Targeting, Part 6 of 7

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Part 6 of our series on Targeting is all about targeting while backing the vehicle. Now, some of these modern vehicles today have cameras that assist with backing up the vehicle that display what’s behind your vehicle on a little screen, either in your review mirror or in your dashboard. Personally, I’m not a fan […]

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