Conduct Learner Driver Training TLIM0001

Conduct Learner Driver Training

Units 11&12

Conduct Learner Driver Training

TLIM0001

&

Develop Safe Car Driving Behaviors in Others

TLIM4001

Written Assessment

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TLIM0001

ReasonRelease dateDetails
Unit releasedFebruary 2016V1 release
121 reviewJanuary 2022Changes to content and formatting

TLIM4001

ReasonRelease dateDetails
Unit releasedFebruary 2016V1 release
Unit updatedJune 2020V2 release
121 reviewJanuary 2022Changes to content and formatting

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Question 1

In your own words, explain what problems poor training route could lead to.

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Question 2

Give four examples of situations you should avoid when planning a training route for a learner with very limited driving skills.

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Question 3

As the learner gains more driving experience, you can introduce them to a wider range of situations. List four different conditions you would start implementing into the training route.

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Question 4

List six training aids or recourses you can use when delivering a driving lesson.

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Question 5

In your own words, explain how you can determine a learner’s level of competence and driving experience.

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Question 6

In your own words, explain the three basic hazard perception skills and how they should be employed during driver training.

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Question 7

What are the three criteria that must be met to write a training outcome successfully?

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Question 8

Learning objectives and outcomes are important tools for both trainers and learners. Because a trainer can focus on the required outcomes, they are also able to tell learners exactly what is expected of them. This is great for learners, because it means: (List three reasons why learning outcomes are good for learners)

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Question 9

In your own words write a learning outcome for topic number 6 (scanning) from the Learner Driver Log Book.

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Question 10

What is the purpose of ongoing lessons and how would this influence the learners training program?

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Question 11

What logistical issues should be considered when conducting driver training?

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Question 12

How should information be delivered to students?

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Question 13

At what point of a learners training should manoeuvres be introduced?

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Question 14

Why is it important to demonstrate skills to a learner and how should the demonstrations be delivered?

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Question 15

Why is clear, concise, and correct commentary important when training learner drivers?

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Question 16

Why is it important to provide feedback to learners during a driving lesson? How should it be provided?

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Question 17

Why is consistent feedback essential throughout the driving lesson?

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Question 18

What is Segmented training?  

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Question 19

Why should your training vehicle be fitted with dual controls?

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Question 20

How can dual controls be used incorrectly?

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Question 21

What is situational awareness and how does it apply to driver training?

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Question 22

If you encounter an apparently serious accident during your lesson, what action should you take?

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Question 23

A person involved in an accident must stop and render all possible assistance and follow the R.E.A.C.T steps.  What is the meaning of R.E.A.C.T?

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Question 24

Under what circumstances an accident should be reported to police?

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Question 25

If you are involved in an accident, who is responsible to complete the accident report form?

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Question 26

What are the 7 principles of adult learning? Explain them in your own words.

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Question 27

The law in NSW limits the amount of alcohol you can consume if you are driving a vehicle. What are the limits for the following?

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Question 28

List the web pages where you can find the road rules and relevant legislation and regulations for driving instructors for your state or territory.

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Question 29

What are the principles of proactive driving?

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Question 30

In your own words describe who is a proactive driver?

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Question 31

In your own words describe what is low risk driving?

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Question 32

In your own words describe why it is important to evaluate the learning relationship?

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Question 33

What are some of the human factors that may influence a driver’s performance?

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Question 34

In your own words explain why it is essential to have a contingency plan in place?

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Question 35

It is important to consider the actual characteristics of the learners before designing your learning programs. Complete the table below:

Characteristic LevelHow does it affect learning program?
Level and breadth of driving experienceLots of experienceClick or tap here to enter text.
Narrow breadthClick or tap here to enter text.
Special needs, physical or psychological ageAdvanced developmentClick or tap here to enter text.
Motivation for learningHigh motivationClick or tap here to enter text.
Low motivationClick or tap here to enter text.
Language, literacy and numeracy needsLow literacyClick or tap here to enter text.
Poor English skillsClick or tap here to enter text.
Learning style and preferences.AuditoryClick or tap here to enter text.
KinaestheticClick or tap here to enter text.
Socio-economic background Cultural background and needsUnique cultureClick or tap here to enter text.
Level of previous formal educationIncomplete high schoolClick or tap here to enter text.
University professorClick or tap here to enter text.
Skill or competency profileAlready competentClick or tap here to enter text.
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Project 1

Please enter THREE (3) day lessons, TWO (2) night lessons and ONE (1) partially at night lesson (consider sunset to be at 18:30) in the following log book pages (Driver experience record and Structured Lesson Record Keeper & Safer Drivers Course record) as well as the Student Record Sheet using information of a fictitious student. Please note that all entries must correlate with one another. That means you should create the fictitious lessons and enter their details in all relevant pages. You can use the lessons recorded in the first two rows (highlighted in yellow) as reference.

Driver experience record

DATEVEHICLE REGISTRATIONODOMETERTRIP DETAILS PLACE NAMESCONDITIONSSUPERVISING DRIVERTIMEHOURS
STARTENDROADWEATHERTRAFFICLICENCE NUMBERSIGNATURESTARTENDDAYNIGHT
1/1/2201BOB67506757Parramatta areaQSFL12345678Big Bob08:0009:003 
2/1/2201BOB69356947Wentworthville areaQS/MRRM12345678Big Bob19:0020:0021
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* CONDITIONS – use these abbreviations when completing log:ROADWEATHERTRAFFIC RUNNING TOTAL FOR
LOG BOOK HOURS		DAYNIGHTTOTAL HOURS
THIS PAGE		DAYNIGHT
 S U QS MR MLSealed Unsealed Quiet Street Main Road Multi-laned  F R S I FG  Fine Raining Snow Icy Fog  L M H  Light Moderate Heavy  
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Structured Lesson Record Keeper & Safer Drivers Course record

Structured Lesson (max. of 10 one hour lessons)

LESSON NO.DATELearner driver log book
LESSON TOPIC		LESSON DURATIONINSTRUCTOR DRIVING SCHOOLINSTRUCTOR’S DRIVER LICENCEINSTRUCTOR’S SIGNATURE
11/1/22Moving off and stopping1Big Bobs Driving School12345678Big Bob
22/1/22Steering1Big Bobs Driving School12345678Big Bob
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Safer Drivers Course

STUDENT NAME:LOCATION:PROVIDER NAMEFACILITATOR’S/
COACH’S NAME:		FACILITATOR’S/COACH’S SIGNATURE:
LEARNER LICENCE NO:
CLASSROOM COMPONENTDATE COMPLETED:  
IN VEHICLE COMPONENTDATE COMPLETED:  

Student Record Sheet

Vehicle Details: Click or tap here to enter text. Instructor’s Name: Click or tap here to enter text.
Registration Plane Number: Click or tap here to enter text. Instructor Licence Number: Click or tap here to enter text.
Name: Click or tap here to enter text. Surname: Click or tap here to enter text.
Address: Click or tap here to enter text. Postcode: Click or tap here to enter text.
Mobile: Click or tap here to enter text. Phone: Click or tap here to enter text. DOB: Click or tap here to enter text.
Licence Number: Click or tap here to enter text. Licence Expiry: Click or tap here to enter text.

Student Progress

Building a FoundationRequires FULL assistanceRequires SOME assistanceRequires NO assistance
Prepare to drive☐☒☒
Vehicle controls☒☒☒
Moving off and stopping☒☒☐
Steering☒☒☐
Changing gears☒☒☐
Scanning☒☐☐
Reversing☐☐☐
Traffic Skills   
Simple traffic☐☐☐
Parking☐☐☐
Complex traffic☐☐☐
Changing Lanes☐☐☐
Low Risk Driving   
Speed management☐☐☐
Road positioning☐☐☐
Decision making☐☐☐
Responding to hazards☐☐☐
Building Experience   
Driving at night☐☐☐
Driving in adverse conditions☐☐☐
Country driving☐☐☐
City and motorway driving☐☐☐
Preparing for the Driving Test☐☐☐

Record of Lessons

Lesson 1Date: 01/01/22Time: 08:00 – 09:00
 Rego No.: 01BOBKM: 6750 – 6757
 Location: Parramatta AreaLesson Topic: 3
Lesson 2Date: 2/1/22Time: 19:00-20:00
 Rego No.: 01BOBKM: 6935 – 6947
 Location: Wentworthville AreaLesson Topic: 4
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