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When should you assess a learner driver's progress?

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When an improvement has been made

At the end of the course of lessons

Continuously, using dialogue and feedback

When the pupil has learnt as much as they can at that time

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In client-centred learning, there should be lots of opportunities for you to observe how your pupil's learning is going. You should provide frequent feedback on their progress, based on these observations, and talk to your pupil about how they view their progress. Then you can adjust the lesson content to meet your pupil's learning needs.

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National standard for driver and rider trainingReviewed guidance summary · These questions were reviewed against trainer-standard element 6.3.1: agree needs and goals, plan jointly, adapt to barriers and use attainable progress evidence.

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