81. American Driver And Traffic Safety Education Association of driver education teachers, compared with teachers of other subjects. She asked, “Should the driver education teacher be responsible only for whether http://adtsea.iup.edu/adtsea/100048.aspx

Home Are Driver Education Courses for Teenagers Effective? - NO! Allan F. Williams Chief Scientist, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Written for The CQ Researcher, December 2004 Driver education for beginners might be a convenient way to learn basic driving skills, but it does not produce drivers less likely to be in crashes. This is not a matter of opinion. The best scientific evaluations of driver education all over the world come to this conclusion. The most recent review finds “little evidence that pre-license training per se reduces crash rates in the short or longer term.” Studies also have found an association between driver education and earlier licensure, which enhances mobility at the expense of safety. Moreover, research indicates that courses teaching advanced driving maneuvers — such as skid control — lead to more rather than fewer crashes by inspiring overconfidence and risk taking. There is no mystery about why driver education fails to reduce crashes. Peer, parental, personal and other social influences that shape driving styles and crash involvement — which are largely beyond the reach of instructors — can readily overwhelm safety messages. As early as the 1970s, researcher Pat Waller noted the unrealistic expectations we have of driver education teachers, compared with teachers of other subjects. She asked, “Should the driver education teacher be responsible only for whether the student

82. Jiffy Lube: In Drive > Driver's Education DRIVER S education. HOME PAGE Driver s Ed teachers Want to add some important information about the environment to your classroom instruction? http://www.jiffylube.com/InDrive/ind_DriversEducation.aspx

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83. Occupational Hazards - Preaching Or Teaching: The Use Of Narrative In Safety Tra When I turned 16, I signed up for a driver s education class at my high school. That s because Mr. Kelly, the driver s ed teacher, was a screamer, http://www.occupationalhazards.com/safety_zones/49/article.php?id=13226

84. CEHD Portal - Certification Office Students should visit a College of education advisor and/or teaching field advisor Other endorsements include driver s education, English as a second http://www.coe.tamu.edu/undergrad/overview.html

Home Academic Programs Research College Operations ... Login / Signup Today's Date Sitemap Advanced search News Briefs Informational Program for International Graduate Students As part of the grant received for the Year of the International Student, the graduate staff in CEHD is sponsoring an information program on Friday, September 23 for all college international students. Representatives from numerous campus offices will speak and answer questions. Lunch will be provided.Reservations are required - students Writing/Editing Mentors Needed International students have expressed an interest in working with a native English speaker to edit articles, manuscripts, assignments that they have written. If you are willing to participate in this project, please email Carol Wagner at c-wagner@tamu.edu ... As part of the College's celebration of the Year of the International Student, the college's grad staff would like to facilitate matching our international students with host families for Thanksgiving. If you are interested in hosting some students, please email Carol Wagner at c-wagner@tamu.edu. Certification Office These pages explore College of Education and Human Development Undergraduate programs as well as the procedures to follow to obtain teacher certification such as applying for your exam barcode.

85. Coach Meyerett's Driver Education Information I ma driver education teacher in California. Here are lots of links to pages having to do with driving, drugs, and teaching. http://www.clarion-call.org/coach/drive/driving.html

California Driving As viewed by a driver ed instructor Updated January 2003 California DMV California Drunk Driving Manual of Traffic Signs MR. TRAFFIC- - - - - - - - - - - - -Teen Driving Driving Links Drug Links Teaching Links Drive Carefully! DRIVER ED TEACHING HELPS I have some pictures of roadsigns that can be colored in by your students. CAR INSURANCE WARNING Beware of Coast National Insurance Company, a division of Bristol West SLOW DOWN! Ford Driver Safety Program California Transportation Commission Allstate Contract Between Parents and Teen Drivers ... When Your Child Gets A Driver's License(Go to: Life Advice Center then Family) DRUG LINKS Drug Reference Links LAPD Drug Recognition Expert Homepage National Institute of Drug Abuse Teen Challenge World Wide Network ... Yahoo! - Education Obey the rules of the road! This site owned by Coach Meyerett Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Previous ... List Sites If you would like to join this ring, Click Here This site is a member of WebRing.

86. Teaching Your Teen To Drive - TELL-MY-MOM.COM Teaching Your Teen to Drive offers a syllabus for parents driving with their teens Teen Driving begins with Driver s education but must include parental http://www.tell-my-mom.com/book.htm

Sponsor Links: "Teaching Your Teen to Drive" Tell-My-Mom.com is concerned with teens and ensuring that they learn how to properly drive an automobile. We have developed this book to help parents while they are driving with their teen. "Teaching Your Teen To Drive" (65 pages, paperback) offers 40 lessons with skills to be learned, in order, starting in a parking lot with simple operations of the vehicle and proceeding through City, Highway and Night driving. These step-by-step lessons make teaching your teen to drive much easier. Driver's education is a very important part of learning to drive, however, the drivers education instructors cannot be the only person to work with your teen. As parents it is ultimately your responsibility to ensure that your teen fully understands the responsibilities involved and the proper operation of the vehicle. Developed with the assistance of Highway Safety personnel and professional driving instructors, "Teaching Your Teen To Drive" has step by step lessons to help you work with your teen to develop basic driving skills. Our lessons are designed to give you and your teen 40 hours of practice driving in varied situations. This experience will qualify for most states Graduated Drivers Licensing requirements.

87. About The Iowa Association Of Safety Education The IASE is the professional organization of driver educators in Iowa. Certification of teacher preparation institutions and that of driver education http://www.ctre.iastate.edu/iase/about.cfm

The IASE is the professional organization of driver educators in Iowa. Through our newsletter, Bulletin , the annual professional development conference, and legislative activity we keep our members up to date on preparing the safest young drivers possible. Iowa Guiding Principles for Driver Education I. The State of Iowa should provide access to a formalized concurrent program of driver education available within a graduated driver licensing system. II. Certification of teacher preparation institutions and that of driver education teachers should be under the auspices of the Department of Education. III. Driver education programs should be managed and supervised by a State agency. IV. The driver education program is best accomplished as a separate course that encompasses cognitive, affective, and psychomotor learning. The program must reflect state-of-the-are educational principles and concepts. Legislative platform Adopted by the Board of Directors of IASE January 23, 1999

88. Home AEA member named 2005 Teacher of the Year Margaret Petty is a national board special education teacher at Madison City s Rainbow Elementary School. http://www.myaea.org/

skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) www.myAEA.org Contact Us Calendar Login Home ... subglobal8 link myAEA.org / Home page Welcome to myAEA.org UniServ Information Administrators Postsecondary Support Professionals ... Katrina: Jobs for Educators AEA Foundation Hurrican Relief Fund Other amount Columns President Dr. Hubbert Dr. Reed Senator Sanders ... Earlier News Items Join Now Education Employees Students Retirees WorkKeys Tutorial Quick Clicks AEA: More Than You Think HQ Teacher Options Using the WorkKeys Tutorial Meetings/Conferences ... State Minimum Salary Schedule 2005-06 AEA Sets $200,000 Goal to Help Hurricane Victims Money to go to students, supplies, and displaced members With thousands of displaced students enrolling in Alabama schools, association members without homes in Mobile and surrounding counties, and devastation to schools in Mississippi and Louisiana, AEA believes it is time for members to help each other overcome the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. To assist schools and members, AEA is organizing a campaign to raise $200,000 to be used to help overcome the many hardships suffered by students, schools, and members.

89. Donna Monday Column Any Road Is Memory Lane For Driver S Ed Car Just the thought of it explains why my son s driver s ed teacher about bit my head off when I complained that they didn t teach how to use a manual http://www.topics.com/articles/2/055271-8582-P.html

90. 601 KAR 13:110. Driver Education Programs. Is operated by a person who has a driver education teaching certification from the Kentucky Department of education and who has taught driver education http://www.lrc.state.ky.us/kar/601/013/110.htm

91. Communications News Release Public input sought on driver education rules Addressing the number of hours of training that driver training instructors must have before teaching http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/COMM/NR05021701.shtml

Text-Only Site State Directory Agencies A-Z Accessibility ... History Center News Release ODOT News Public input sought on driver education rules For more information contact David House Have some good ideas about how to educate drivers in Oregon During February and March, the division will be preparing for possible revisions to Oregon Administrative Rules governing driver training. Oregonians may make suggestions and provide comments in person, by mail or by e-mail. 235 Union St. NE Salem Ore., on one of the following dates: 3-5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22; 7-9 p.m. Monday, Feb. 28; or 1-3 p.m. Monday, March 7. Anyone may also mail comments to the TSD address above or e-mail ideas to Driver Education Coordinator John Harvey at john.l.harvey@odot.state.or.us . Input must be received, not postmarked, by March 7. Based on input gathered from the public, the driver training industry, educators and others, the Oregon Transportation Safety Committee will consider making changes to the rules that govern driver education. Potential changes that might be considered include: Addressing the number of hours of training that driver training instructors must have before teaching teenagers to drive (currently 70-95 hours).

92. Grand View College: Liberal Arts College, Des Moines, IA Teacher Academy and Driver education Endorsement Teacher Academy Course Schedule Driver education Certification/Endorsement Driver Ed Lab School http://www.gvc.edu/aspx/audience/audience.aspx?pageid=184&aid=2

93. The Car Connection - TCC Tip: Teach Your Teen Driver - Before You Set Them Loose TCC Tip teach Your Teen Driver Before you set them loose on the road, set them up with the right stuff. http://www.thecarconnection.com/Shoppers/Driving_Tips/TCC_Tip_Teach_Your_Teen_Dr

En Español NEW FEATURE SEND TO A FRIEND Send to Email: Your Email: Personal Note: CONNECT » Links » Message Boards » Calendar of Events » Photos ... » Subscribe TCC Tip: Teach Your Teen Driver TCC Tip: Teach Your Teen Driver Before you set them loose on the road, set them up with the right stuff. by  Eric Peters Related Articles: Opinion: Hang Up and Drive! by Eric Peters (2/9/2004) What's the only thing wrong with talking and driving? Everything. More TCC Tips Old age and treachery beat youth and inexperience on the road as well as off. To keep your teen from getting ahead of themselves, consider some of these safety tips gleaned from the experience of one who's been there and done that: Start teaching early . Don't wait until your son or daughter is 15 to begin thinking about imparting wisdom about the rules of the road. As soon as they are old enough to understand, point things out to them while you're out for a drive, such as the meaning of traffic signs, who goes first at a four-way, how to merge safely into traffic and so on. When you witness another driver making a mistake, tell your kids what the other driver was doing wrong and what he should have done instead. For example, when someone runs a red light or fails to yield to faster-moving traffic, point it out and take the time to explain why these things are not merely rude, but also dangerous and could lead to an accident. Provide a good example . Children are highly imitative and will take their cues from what they see you do behind the wheel. If you're the kind of driver who tailgates, weaves in and out of traffic and throws "the finger" (or worse) at your fellow motorists, you can bet your kids will follow that example when they get their turn behind the wheel - irrespective of what they're taught by anyone else. Conversely, if you behave like an adult behind the wheel and convey the idea that driving is serious business not to be taken lightly, it's a good bet your progeny will, too. Show consideration for other drivers; maintain an appropriate following distance between your vehicle and the one ahead. Let others merge ahead of you when they signal instead of jamming down the gas pedal to cut them off. It won't be necessary to browbeat your kids when they reach driving age; they'll already have a good sense of what's right and what not to do.

94. Florida Traffic And Bicycle Safety Education Program Target audience School teachers and community trainers to serve as instructors for grades K2, grades 3-5, grade 6-8, and driver s education students http://www.dcp.ufl.edu/centers/trafficsafetyed/programsummary.htm

About Us Program Powerpoint Training Workshop Safeways to School ... Home Program title: Florida Traffic and Bicycle Safety Education Program Organization: Florida Department of Transportation and University of Florida Contact: Linda Crider, Program Director Contact: LBCrider@aol.com or safetyed@grove.ufl.edu Web site: http://www.dcp.ufl.edu/centers/trafficsafetyed/ Program start date: 1982 to present Target audience: School teachers and community trainers to serve as instructors for grades K-2, grades 3-5, grade 6-8, and driver's education students Training Workshops: Ten-hour (one-and-half day) workshops for school teachers; an eight-hour workshop for community trainers; and two hours for Driver's Ed for Bike and Ped course is being piloted at this time. Program summary: The Florida Traffic and Bicycle Safety Education Program consists primarily of four courses (1) Ten-Hour Teacher (Elementary and Middle School) Workshop

95. Florida Traffic And Bicycle Safety Education Program Fulfills the need for bicycle and pedestrain safety education in driver Driver Ed instructors are given the information for teaching bicycle and http://www.dcp.ufl.edu/centers/trafficsafetyed/trainingworkshop.htm

About Us Program Powerpoint Training Workshop Safeways to School Calendar ... Home Elementary School Training Intro Letter Equipment List Flyer Forms Pre-Workshop Worksheet Liability Workshop Sign-in Sheet Sample Agendas - 1-Day Workshop 2-Day Workshop Middle School Traning Equipment List Intro Letter Workshop Sign-in Sheet Sample - Agenda Community Training Intro Letter Equipment List Flyer Workshop Sign-in Sheet ... Agenda The Florida Traffic and Bicycle Safety Education Program (FTBSEP) Elementary School Level Introduction Letter Workshop Equipment List Pre-Workshop Worksheet Liability ... Advertise your workshop - Sample Flyer Middle School Level - Emphasizes bicycle knowleadge and skills for the middle-school student, in addition to health, nutrition, and exercise. Lessons include on-bike practice and classroom instruction with interactive video components. Scheduling these programs in a crowded curriculum requires creative solutions, which many schools have met by embedding the curriculum in Physical Education classes. Click the icon to view Table of Contents.

96. Division Of Teacher Quality And Urban Education - Teacher Certification Applicants for the areas of driver s education, English for Speakers of other Division of Teacher Quality Urban education Educator Certification http://www.dese.state.mo.us/divteachqual/teachcert/tacmocert.html

Home Educator Certification Temporary Authorization You need to submit a Temporary Authorization Application completed by you and your employing school district; transcripts must accompany the application. For more information please contact Educator Certification at (573) 751-0051. The temporary authorization certificate will not include elementary (1-6); early childhood (B-3); early childhood special education (B-3); blind and partially sighted (K-12); and/or deaf and hearing impaired (K-12) areas. Applicants for the areas of driver's education, English for Speakers of other languages, gifted, and special reading must already hold a certificate of license to teach or must seek a certificate of license to teach in a stand-alone area. EDUCATOR CERTIFICATION HOME PAGE Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education For questions about the educator certification process, please e-mail: webreplyteachcert@dese.mo.gov Note: If you hold a Missouri certificate or have a file in process, please include your Social Security Number in your inquiry. Phone: 573-751-0051 or 573-751-3847 Revised: March 05, 2004

97. NTSB - Symposia John Harvey has been a high school and college driver education teacher and He began his 12 years as a full time driver education teacher in Duke Center http://www.ntsb.gov/Events/symp_driver_ed/bios.htm

S YMPOSIA BIOGRAPHIES OF SPEAKERS Public Forum on Driver Education and Training October 28-29, 2003 Washington, DC History and Research Dr. Jim Nichols Dr. Allen Robinson research and advocacy for improved driver education and training. He has worked in the areas of truck driver training, train-the-trainer programs, motorcycle safety, driver education, and highway safety. He has published numerous papers on driver education and training, motorcycle safety, and human factors in traffic safety. Dr. Robinson has received awards for outstanding achievement and contributions in driver and traffic safety education. U.S. and International Programs Mr. Sean McLaurin Mr. McLaurin is a Highway Safety Specialist with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Office of Program Development and Delivery. Mr. McLaurin’s responsibilities include: Graduated Driver Licensing Program for young novice drivers, Driver Education programs, driver license security, claimed identity verification and Crash Record Information Systems. Mr. McLaurin has traveled extensively in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, and Europe speaking on driver licensing systems, teen injuries and deaths from automobile crashes, driver education and computerized traffic record systems. During his 23 year federal career, Mr. McLaurin has worked in Dept of the Treasury, Bureau of the Public Debt, Smithsonian Institution and, Department of Transportation. Mr. McLaurin has been at the Department of Transportation since 1990.

98. Section 1060 3) Classroom and/or behindthe-wheel driver education teachers are to be assigned not more than 12 clock hours of instructional work daily. http://www.ilga.gov/commission/jcar/admincode/092/092010600001800R.html

TITLE 92: TRANSPORTATION CHAPTER II: SECRETARY OF STATE PART 1060 COMMERCIAL DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS SECTION 1060.180 TEEN ACCREDITATION Section 1060.180  Teen Accreditation a)         Accreditation of the School – Each commercial driver training school that desires to offer instruction to those under the age of 18 must be accredited by the Secretary of State through the Department of Driver Services before such instruction can be offered or advertised. 1)         Upon receipt of proper application for accreditation, the Secretary of State will investigate the school and verify the application. A Secretary of State employee shall contact the school and make an appointment to visit the school's facilities.  At the time of the visit, the Secretary of State employee shall verify that the school meets the standards set forth for commercial driving schools in Section 6-401 of the Illinois Vehicle Code [625 ILCS 5/6-401].  In addition, the school shall meet the standards for commercial driver school teen accreditation that are set forth in Section 1060.180(b) through (f) of this Part.  These standards shall be furnished to the school by the Secretary of State before the visit if the school requests them.  If all qualifications and standards are met, the school shall be certified to offer instruction to students under the age of 18. 2)         The accreditation of each school is renewable upon the expiration date of the school license provided all qualifications and standards are met and provided the school has been in compliance with all rules.

99. Employment Opportunities PE and Health endorsement or High School PE and Driver education endorsement. Special education Teacher. Certification requirement Type 10 with LBS1 http://www.i-kan.org/empops.htm

Employment Opportunities Note: These postings are provided as a service to our local school districts. The Iroquois-Kankakee Regional Office of Education reports this information as it is provided and is not responsible for any errors, omissions or otherwise incorrect or out-dated information. Last Updated: 2005-2006 School Year Bradley District #61 Job Opportunities Kankakee District #111 On-Line applications Bradley Bourbonnais Community High School #307 Guidance Counselor. Certification requirements School Service Personnel Certificate, Type 73. Interested individual should apply in writing to Bill Gamble, Principal 700 W. North Street, Bradley, IL 60915. Applications will be accepted until Wednesday, September 28, 2005. English - Part-time (3/5) . Certification requirement Type 09 with English endorsement. Interested individual should apply in writing to Bill Gamble, Principal 700 W. North Street, Bradley, IL 60915. Applications will be accepted until Friday, October 14, 2005. Math Teacher.

100. Illinois Public Schools' Sex Education Offers Incomplete, Inaccurate Information Sex education in Illinois public schools is inadequate and often uses incomplete However, the teachers on average reported spending only 12 hours on sex http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=21389

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