Transitioning from Teamwork to Mock Tests

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Cooper |
September 17, 2024 |
7:28 am |
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When a client feels they’ve practiced enough and demonstrated all the main maneuvers—like parking, left turns at lights, and lane changes—we set a road test date and run a series of mock tests. 🛣️📅

This is a stark contrast to our usual teamwork-based teaching approach. Typically, we tackle each task together—side by side, with plenty of laughter, sketches, and repetition as needed. 👥🎨✨


But during the mock tests? It’s a complete transformation! I go silent 🤐 and meticulously document every fault, error, and mistake. When we stop, I ask, “Did you pass or fail?”

Your job is to list all the mistakes you made.

Initially, most drivers struggle to recognize their errors. However, after a few rounds of mock tests, clients start to identify their mistakes. With repeated practice, they begin to anticipate errors before they happen and adjust their behaviour accordingly. 🔄

A very powerful tool to focus what you need to prepare for a ICBC Vancouver Driving test.

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