Alcohol ?
When Drugs and Alcohol combine it creates a multiplying effect
What is the Synergistic Effect
What is a Traffic Safety Education Session or TSE?
An object in motion will remain in motion until an external force acts upon it
What is Inertia?
General Developmental characteristics of adolescents
What is....
1. Many adolescents are still physically growing. They may not be able to sit in one location for a long period of time. They may be awkward and clumsy. 2. Adolescents may have mood swings and be very critical of themselves. They may be very sensitive and easily embarrasses or offended. 3. Adolescents are learning their own moral code and ethics. They may exhibit feelings about fairness and values in others, but perhaps not in themselves. They may be unable to maintain an objective perspective. 4. At this stage of their life, their allegiance to peers takes precedence over family and other adults. Peers and media become the main source of standards and models for choices and behavior. Adolescents have a great desire for independence, but are often fearful of taking risks.
What type of braking gives you the maximum braking with control?
What is threshold Braking?
A device to measure alcohol levels before a person can drive their car after a drinking and driving offense
What is ignition interlock?
Rewards Safe drivers and penalizes problem drivers
What is the Safe Driver Recognition or SDR?
The energy created when 2 thing run against each other
What is Friction?
the 4 learning styles
What are Visual, Auditory, Read/Write, and Kinetic
Exposes new drivers to incremental levels of risk as they gain more driving experience
What is the graduated Drivers License program or GDL?
One is an exact measurement of alcohol in ones system, and one is a marked departure from normal and can have many causes
What is the difference between BAC and impairment?
One on one counseling offered to problem drivers by select driver educators
What is Driver Improvement Training or DIT?
The place that the majority of the mass is centered
What is the center of gravity
desired attributes of a Driving Instructor
What are . A good driving record with no driving related convictions. 2. Public speaking and/or instructional experience. 3. A good discussion leader. 4. A clear understanding of the driving task. 5. Knowledge about the rules of the road. 6. A good speaker. 7. A non-critical attitude toward both adult and adolescent learners. 8. A solid understanding of how use of intoxicants will affect one’s ability to perform the driving task. 9. Ability to remain calm during in-car sessions with student drivers. 10. Good interpersonal communication skills. 11. Knowledge about community resources for alcohol, drugs, legal issues, driving, personal, family and job problems. 12. A well-organized individual
Look up, Reference down, fill the gap, scan, check gates and gauges
What is a visual search pattern?
Reasoning, Inhibitions, Memory, Vision, Speech, Hearing, Muscle Control, Consciousness, Autonomic Processes, Death
What are the 10 impairing effects of Alcohol
Monitors the records of all Saskatchewan experienced drivers, assigns penalties and imposes sanctions
What is the Driver Improvement Program or DIP?
The force that keeps 2 things running along each other, or grip
What is traction?
3 things to keep in mind when leading a group discussion
What is Paraphrasing, Open-ended questions, Remember the difference between facts and opinions, Use of names, Gatekeeping, Summarizing, Verbal Following, Body Language, Eye Contact, Include your own experiences, Be Relaxed
three ways of causing a skid
What is excessive braking, accelerating or steering?
The only impairing effect of alcohol that is needed to execute properly
What is Muscle control?
This sanction/training program is placed on drivers who did not improve after receiving their warning letter
What is the Defensive Driving Course or DDC?
The speed in which two or more things collide
What is the force of impact?
the 4 most important concepts that must be included in all instruction
What are the 4 core competencies, Timing, VSP, 6 basic conditions, and Ipde?
The vehicle collision, the bodily collision and the internal collision
What are the 3 collisions