October 7 , 2007
I often hear from P.D.I's that the briefing MUST be VERY important on the part 3 test.
I say this, the briefing has a place in driving instruction but do you actually believe that the S.E. is more concerned about your briefing than your control and instruction/guidance of the lesson whle the vehicle is on the move?
Think about it, the S.E. and any sensible parent for example would be far more concerned that you get thier young son or daughter back home safely and happy after a driving lesson during which they learned good and safe driving practices
Chill out a little as far as the briefings go, be yourself and explain to the pupil/S.E. what the lesson objectives are and try to get the main points of the subject across
A good way to think about a briefing is 'how would i do this?' then simply pass on that knowledge to them, forget the word for word acting classes, remember you're a trainee driving instructor not an actor :)
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