‘Day 13 and the fourth competency under the heading “Teaching and Learning Strategies” – and the 13th on the Standards Check assessment form (the SC1) is:
“Was the technical information given comprehensive, appropriate and accurate?”
Standards Check Success breaks each of the competencies down with numerous examples and detailed explanations so you can understand what skills can be used, how to apply them to your lessons and how the DVSA will assess you.
Take a look at how we prepare you in the 3 sections below:
Here, John and Graham demonstrate giving comprehensive, appropriate and accurate technical information with practical examples.
In this ‘Example Lesson’ section, we deliver a full Standards Check Lesson broken down into 15 videos.
From the test centre and setting the goals, to adapting the learning plan, to encouraging reflection on performance, we cover a full Standards Check lesson from start to finish.
We identify the skills and techniques used during the lesson and explain how they address the core competencies on the Standards Check Form (SC1), showing you how you can use them in your own Standards Check.
Here, John and Graham discuss the thirteenth competency on the SC1 form heading, ‘Was the technical information given comprehensive, appropriate and accurate?’.
They give examples of how to do this for different subjects and learner types.
We take each of the 17 core competencies on the Standards Check Form (SC1) and give practical explanations and demonstrations showing you how to cover each section in your own Standards Check.
We refer to the Standards Check Form (SC1), The Official Guidance for Driving Examiners Carrying Out Instructor Tests (ADI 1) and the National Standard for Driver And Rider Training to make sure you fully understand how you are tested and how your skills apply to the Standards Check Form (SC1).
Finally, you can read the detailed and fully comprehensive training guide, ‘Ultimate Guide to The Standards Check’ book from within the app or online course.
In the book, we give advice referring to the Standards Check Form (SC1), the National Standard for Driver And Rider Training, The Official Guidance for Driving Examiners Carrying Out Instructor Tests (ADI 1) and drawing on SmartDriving’s decades of ADI training experience.
Read the first few pages of the thirteenth Chapter, ‘Technical Information’, where we explore the subject of “Was the technical information given comprehensive, appropriate and accurate?”, below…
To bolster and supplement the videos further, we have provided you with our ‘Ultimate Guide to The Standards Check’ book and a fully comprehensive training guide, in an easy to use and access format.
In the book, we give advice referring to the Standards Check Form (SC1), the National Standard for Driver And Rider Training, The Official Guidance for Driving Examiners Carrying Out Instructor Tests (ADI 1) and drawing on SmartDriving’s decades of ADI training experience.
We also provide the SC1 (Standards Check Marking Form) and reference The Official Guidance for Driving Examiners Carrying Out Instructor Tests (ADI 1) and The National Standard for Driver and Rider Trainers in an easy to access format so that you can see how the advice in the videos relates directly to the Standards Check and beyond.
With easy to follow videos, laid out in an easy to use format,
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