1. Tell them what they’re going to learn

1. Tell them what they’re going to learn
2. Teach it to them
3. Tell them what they’ve learnt

Not thinking of coaching now. We're all taught that this is how they do it on 'News at Ten'.
Do we think that this is a good plan for driving lessons?
Can anyone see whether there are any weaknesses with this approach?

Are we taught that?? Don't think I was .... News at ten??? never heard that one, so please enlighten me !!!

ASK them what they have learnt. Telling them will tell you nothing !!! They may well have learnt nothing either !!!

That was how teaching was explained to me when I was training.
Each lesson has a start a middle and an end.

1. Tell them what they’re going to learn - Aims and Objectives (I've only recently found out what they are)
2. Teach it to them - Your lesson (make sure you plan your route and you know what you will cover)
3. Tell them what they’ve learnt - Lesson debrief (Today I taught you the formula for parallel parking)

The comprision to news at ten was made because that was how a news program was presented.
They didn't also say its all bad news exept for on item right at the end so at least I didn't incorporate that into my early lessons.

Asking pupils what they learnt, thats q+a, I should have mentioned that, use some q+a but not when their busy
I also remember that I wasn't taught how to use the dual brake but somehow, when the time was right I knew what to do, my trainer told me that would be the case.