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What Driver's Ed Taught Me About Lifelong Learning

Posted by Mark Schaefer on September 12, 2017 at 10:00 AM

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It’s about an effective learning program, not isolated events.

I remember my excitement as I sat in the driver seat of the red, 1996, Dodge Neon appropriately labeled Student Driver. It was time to translate theory into practice as I went through my mental checklist; seat belt, check. mirrors, check. adjust seat, check. start car, check. Mr. Linder, my driver education instructor next to me, check.

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