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How should a driving instructor approach each lesson?

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They should use flexible and adaptable methods to match the pupil's progress

They should have a relaxed manner, encouraging their pupils to do whatever interests them

They should keep strictly to their prepared plan

They should always include a manoeuvre to give value for money

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They should use flexible and adaptable methods to match the pupil's progressThis was the right answer

While a driving instructor should have a prepared plan for each lesson, there needs to be flexibility in how it's delivered. If one teaching method isn't successful, then other methods need to be tried to find one that works for the pupil.

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National standard for driver and rider trainingReviewed guidance summary · Trainer-standard element 6.3.2 supports concise explanation, demonstration, safe practice, flexible methods and gradual transfer of responsibility.

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