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DRIVER EDUCATION KNOWLEDGE INSTRUMENTATION

Roselynn E. MILLER

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If licensed drivers are expected to know the rules of the road, then it follows that driver educators will have expert knowledge of motoring laws and proper driving techniques. This knowledge should be gained through professional preparatory coursework in driver task analysis, traffic safety, and principles of instruction. This article presents the instrumentation of a driver education instructor's knowledge test. Attention is given to both the method as well as the final version of the tool.

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If licensed drivers are expected to know the rules of the road, then it follows that driver educators will have expert knowledge of motoring laws and proper driving techniques. This knowledge should be gained through professional preparatory coursework in driver task analysis, traffic safety, and principles of instruction. This article presents the instrumentation of a driver education instructor's knowledge test. Attention is given to both the method as well as the final version of the tool.

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If licensed drivers are expected to know the rules of the road, then it follows that driver educators will have expert knowledge of motoring laws and proper driving techniques. This knowledge should be gained through professional preparatory coursework in driver task analysis, traffic safety, and principles of instruction. This article presents the instrumentation of a driver education instructor's knowledge test. Attention is given to both the method as well as the final version of the tool.

Key concepts: Coursework, Instrumentation (computer programming), Task (project management), Computer science, Test (biology), Engineering, Psychology, Systems engineering

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