Скачать или смотреть Bobby Jo's driving lesson 10 - Traffic signals and pedestrian crossings (T10) with Bob

This video shows the tenth practical driving lesson (Lesson 10 in the LDC System of tuition, visit: https://www.learnerdriving.com for more details). The provisional plan for todays driving lesson was to cover traffic signals and pedestrian crossings while consolidating the work on emerging from busier junctions (T8) and dealing with roundabouts (T9) covered in the previous two lessons (not on video due to technical difficulties). Bobby Jo is now doing some preparation with the workbook and using the lesson planning and reflective diary section of the new LDC driving skills workbook in A4 format. The workbook will shortly be available as a pocket sized A5 booklet like the current version without the changes proposed.

Too many driving instructors focus too much attention on telling their pupils what to do, what to think and criticizing ever little fault they make! This approach only fosters dependency, doubt and blind obedience. This method of learning is not only slower it does little to develop safe driving attitudes. The LDC 'student centred' approach on the other hand does, by encouraging self-reliance, confidence and responsibility resulting in safer drivers who learn to drive far more quickly.

This approach involves the student being encouraged to take more responsibility for their own development by using the LD System materials before and after each lesson and by using discovery learning with self determination and reflection; rather than being continually criticized and told what to do.

If you would like to learn this way visit:

https://www.learnerdriving.com

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