Fixing faults : Basic teaching skills (ADI Part 3)

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Fixing faults : Basic teaching skills for ADI Part 3 & Standards Check
The PDI is learning how to fix driving faults with his trainer using the Identify, Analyse and Remedy method. This method was know as the Core Competencies in the old style Part 3 test. It does however form the basis for fixing common driver faults.
You still have to identify the fault with your learner.
You then need to analyse (explore) the problem to help the pupil fully understand the consequences or risks involved.
The remedial action is the plan you agree with your pupil to help them take / share responsibility for learning.
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Комментарии : 43

@JamesSmith-uc8qi 5 лет назад

Beautiful. Well delivered training by Howard. I think it’s nice to see the basics being taught.

@How-2-drive 5 лет назад

Thanks James

@deepakarora97 Год назад

Really awesome lesson, lots of learning, thank you Richard for another great video.

@jonny8730 3 года назад

I'm in the very early stages of wanting to become an ADI and watching these videos with Howard are so helpful! I would love to do my training with Howard he delivers the training amazingly.

@How-2-drive 3 года назад

Thanks Jonny, where abouts are you? Maybe I could help if you can get to Norwich?

@jonny8730 3 года назад

@@How-2-drive unfortunately I'm in Swindon so a good 3hrs and a bit from you otherwise I definitely would.

@MrMWhitham 2 года назад

That was brilliant. Really helpful lessons. The identification, explanation, and remedy. I'll be watching this again. Thanks so much.

@mard7021 5 лет назад

Hi Howard Just a thank you really I have been watching your videos while I have been training for my part 2 and found them really helpful. Glad to say I passed at my first attempt with just 1 driver fault

@How-2-drive 4 года назад

Mark Dell well done on your Part 2 pass

@Brightside66688 Год назад

Hi howard, should you allow minor mistakes to happen, or use q & a to prevent any mistake, thank you

@How-2-drive Год назад

You can allow the first mistake, but keep things safe. Now prevents the same mistake with proactive Q&A

@kevinwest4944 3 года назад

Thanks for all the excellent training videos Howard, I managed to pass my Part 3 earlier this week, in large by watching them all as I like your teaching style. Keep up the good work.

@2010shuhag 5 лет назад

Very helpful video for ADI part 2 and 3

@jens5567 5 лет назад

Another great video Howard, love the front facing camera. Thanks to your PDI also for allowing his lesson to be recorded. These early training sessions are not easy so much appreciated 😁

@How-2-drive 5 лет назад

Thanks, yes thought I'd invest in a front facing GoPro, does the trick nicely, thanks for suggesting it. See i do listen!

@jens5567 5 лет назад

@@How-2-drive fantastic, love it 😁

@ianschofield5778 5 лет назад

another good video did you miss the mirrors out by mistake on 31.05 & 31.42 or did i miss them?

@rosssinclair5795 3 года назад

Thanks Howard great vid I just done that lesson with my ordit trainer real enjoyed it. Keep up the good work

@jonathandickinson6226 5 лет назад

Another good video Howard front facing camera much better 👋👋👋👋

@alanbutler2869 4 года назад

Great video, glad I found this! My part 3 is looming and it's good to hear another instructor explaining the same things but with a different take on it, really useful, and glad I'm not the only PDI who struggles sometimes!

@robpatton1613 2 года назад

Hi Howard, great videos and teaching style, thank you so much. I have my Part 2 in a few weeks and basically living and breathing my ADI training. You've been an inspiration along the way! Much appreciated 🙏

@How-2-drive 2 года назад

Many thanks and good luck with your Pt2

@simonworsley8551 5 лет назад

A good driver should see you approaching the slower moving vehicle and anticipate that you may move out so move out themselves if it a three or more lane road.

@Grahamvfr 4 года назад

And that same good driver, would check his mirror before he signalled to moved over.

@kipsome45 4 года назад

Simon Worsley But a bad driver might not...

@1965scumbag 4 года назад

Howard, you are a star!! Im about to do my part 3 and your videos are proving to be invaluable. Thank you

@How-2-drive 4 года назад

Neil Barlow good luck with your Part 3 test, thanks for your support. Be proactive and adapt to the needs of your pupil

@BorBoletaWords Год назад

Hi Howard just a quick question , currently training as an PDI and coming ti the end of my part 3. I understand this video is training and he is was at same place I am now with this phase… I notice he is just stating the issues and not using Fish or scaling … my trainer has said I should use that rather than tell the pupil even if they have no knowledge or know the answer i have been told the questions will help them find the answer but would it be ok to just flat out say you noticed an issue like its happening in this video or would it be better to say FISH it what would be best for part 3 exam? X

@cqas752 2 года назад

What is the best book for part 3 prep. Which books are helpful to use for guidance to learn Instructor skills and techniques. If not going to any School what books are best to buy? Thanks

@nabilyassinali1128 4 года назад

Hi Howard, I’d like to say thank you for your wonderful way of explaining subjects. I have been watching some of your videos and I really benefit from them with my studying, one thing I would like to ask if that’s possible, if you would have a chance to produce a video to explain how to do the lesson plan templates, that will be really appreciated . Thank you

@nam233 4 года назад

Hi Please do Part 3 test according to new rules. As my test is approaching soon. Thanks

@shelly786ful 3 года назад

Amazing video, I’m at that stage and I’m exactly the same? Ummmm what do I say next? 😬

@32kri 2 года назад

The ADI are not suppose to give the learner all the information by saiyng " you haven't check you mirrors, you cause a danger to the road users etc. " There's no client centred learning here. You as a PDI/ADI suppose to ask open question to make learner come to conclusions. Which mirrors you need to check? Why is it important to check the mirrors? How would you check your mirrors? I am suprised nobody here in comments picked up on it, including you Howard.

@paulbrown1471 Год назад

thanks Howard great videos all of them

@tahirhameed7293 Год назад

Beautifully done ✔️

@How-2-drive Год назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@paulbrown1471 2 года назад

great videos Howard i love to watch them all

@nailakhan987 4 года назад

Lovely and very useful video thank you

@t.m3070 Год назад

Love to train with you Howard

@pcd3475 2 года назад

very usefull sir big help.

@carlpearce2252 3 года назад

First class ADI

@bignastywang90 2 года назад

I have my 2nd attempt at part 3 next week. If my pupil stalls once in the first 5 mins, should I pull them over and change the lesson plan about stalling?. He's a competent driver but last test he turned to putty because the examiner was there. Should I let it slide just for one stall or should I pull over and work stalling?

@How-2-drive 2 года назад

Best this is to talk to your pupil about it. Is it a one off? How are they feeling? We can all stall the car especially when nervous. Listen and respond to the needs of your pupil. I’d ask if they are ok? What did they need to do differently. (Was is the clutch, no gas, or handbrake came off late, nerves?) Ask if they are ok doing this next time? Reassure them, build confidence. If it keeps happening then maybe a change of plan just to address the issue. I can’t answer for your pupil. Good luck, be yourself and work WITH your pupil