Falls Church Driving School
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My introduction:
First, students tend to be nervous at first so I begin with my student in a slow speed zone areas to make them comfortable and then gradually take them to higher speed zones. Also, I go over the basics to understand a little bit about the car. For example, students tend to oversteer in the beginning so we immediately address how to turn properly with the perfect measurements of what the turn requires. How to position your hand properly on the wheel during turning to insure full control of the vehicle. Additionally, we go over how to turn headlights, high beam, wipers, emergency signal, horn, front and rear defroster and changing gears to start the session!
Commentary Driving: being conscious of what you're doing on the road and extremely observant. It may have been a while since you have been conscious of your driving but I am going to help you narrate the process outloud by saying things like " that truck is getting close try to ease on gas a bit or that blue car is going too fast it will probably pull in front of us try to leave extra space. Clear instructions to make us safe on the road! I will encourage my student to make accurate judgements about what traffic will do and how to respond to it additionally we will discuss road hazards and what to do about each situation we face while driving!
My education/training/experience:
1. Dmv Certified Driving Instructor
2. Education 114 Driver Task Analysis
3. Edu 214 Instruction Principles of Driver Education
4. Commercial School License
5. Re- examination certified for Dmv tests
5. We work along the social services for driving
6. Years of experience teaching
Pricing: I'm very flexible in terms of methods of payments including: Cash, Cash app, Zelle, Venmo and checks all work fine
How started teaching?
My family always used to encourage me and say that I am a great driver and coming from a family of teachers so I decided to get certified and went to school and studied the courses necessary to become a driving instructor then got my degree and got certified through the Department Of Motor Vehicles and then started working with Falls Church Driving School and so far I trained over 5000 students.
What types of students have I worked with?
I worked with all levels of experiences from beginners to intermediate to advance. I trained people who are looking to learn driving for the first time and people who are looking to master their driving skills and become experts!
Describe a recent event you are found of.
Re Examination class for my students to retake their test in the Dmv and helping my students drive on a daily basis with different programs of training!
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
Find an instructor who can stay calm under pressure and making sure that he or she can make you comfortable and learning in a relaxed and enjoyable environment! Additionally, making sure the instructor does not use the dual break and gas pedal frequently so the student learn to have full control over the car and become confident
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
Having their learners permit or International License before enrolling and hiring me as their driving instructor!
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What is your typical process for working with a new student?
First, students tend to be nervous at first so I begin with my student in a slow speed zone areas to make them comfortable and then gradually take them to higher speed zones. Also, I go over the basics to understand a little bit about the car. For example, students tend to oversteer in the beginning so we immediately address how to turn properly with the perfect measurements of what the turn requires. Additionally, we go over how to turn headlights, high beam, wipers, emergency signal, horn, front and rear defroster and changing gears to start the session!
Commentary Driving: being conscious of what you're doing on the road and extremely observant. It may have been a while since you have been conscious of your driving but I am going to help you narrate the process outloud by saying things like " that truck is getting close try to ease on gas a bit or that blue car is going too fast it will probably pull in front of us try to leave extra space. Clear instructions to make us safe on the road! I will encourage my student to make accurate judgements about what traffic will do and how to respond to it. Additionally, we will discuss road hazards and what to do about each situation we face while driving!
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
1. Dmv Certified Driving Instructor .
2. Education 114 Driver Task Analysis .
3. Edu 214 Instruction Principles of Driver Education.
4. Commercial school license.
5. Re- examination certified for Dmv tests.
5. We work along the social services for driving.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
Prices varies by location and distance. I am very flexible in terms of methods of payments including: Cash, Cash app, Zelle, Venmo and personal checks all work fine
How did you get started teaching?
My family always used to encourage me and say I am a great driver so I decided to get certified and went to school and studied the courses necessary to become a Certified Driving Instructor then got my degree and became certified through the Department Of Motor Vehicles. I then started working with Falls Church Driving School and so far I trained over 5000 students
What types of students have you worked with?
I worked with all levels of experiences from beginners to intermediate to advance. I trained people who are looking to learn driving for the first time and people who are looking to master their driving skills and become experts!
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
Re Examination class for my students to retake their test in the Dmv and helping my students drive on a daily basis with different programs of training!
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
Find an instructor who puts an effort into teaching properly and stay calm under pressure. Additionally, making sure that he or she can make you comfortable during the sessions while learning in a relaxed and enjoyable environment! Finally, making sure the instructor does not use the dual break and gas pedal frequently so the student learns to have full control over the car and become confident
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
Having their learners permit or International License before enrolling and hiring me as their driving instructor!