道路規則：每週安全駕駛員教育資訊課程（35 節），適合 13 歲以上兒童

DON'T RUSH DRIVER'S ED! 

Driving is a life skill. Instead of cramming information into two short weeks, treating it like an academic subject—rather than a rushed requirement—helps students respect its importance and take it seriously! And this is especially  Ideal for ages 13 and up as well as Neurodiverse Learners! Read more below!
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Why are some street signs blue? Can you occasionally drive above the speed limit?
Not sure, huh? Well, this class is for you!

Get ready to hit the road in the ultimate Drivers Ed class for teens ages 13–18! This isn’t a quick cram session—it’s a full-year experience designed to treat driving like the serious life skill it is.

Your teen will dive into everything from mastering traffic laws and exploring the parts of a car to learning about the newest (and oldest!) driving technologies. We’ll tackle how to:

Handle bad weather

Read signs, signals, and pavement markings

Manage risk, space, and visibility

Navigate expressways like a pro

Each 45-minute class starts with a quick, engaging intro to the topic of the day. Students learn through interactive discussions, pictures, and games—making each lesson fun, visual, and easy to absorb. We focus on real-world application and smart decision-making, not just memorizing rules.

🧠 Why This Drivers Ed Class Is the Smart Choice for Your Teen

Most driver’s ed classes are over in a flash—two weeks, a few hours, and done. But let’s be honest: that’s just not enough time for most teens to truly master the responsibility of driving. That’s why we offer a different approach.

This class is designed like any other academic subject—math, English, social studies—because driving safely is a skill that deserves that same level of attention.

✅ A Safer, Smarter Way to Learn
Instead of cramming information into two short weeks, this class meets once a week for 45 minutes across 35 sessions. This slower, steady pace allows students to truly absorb the material, practice critical thinking, and build lasting habits.

✅ Built for Real-Life Confidence
This program goes way beyond memorizing rules for a test. Students will explore:

Emergency scenarios

Car maintenance

The psychology of driving

Traffic signs, road rules, and more

They’ll finish not only ready to pass the test—but prepared for the real world.

✅ Start Early, Stay Ahead
This class begins as early as age 13, so students can build confidence before they ever sit behind the wheel. By the time they reach driving age, they’re informed, calm, and ready.

✅ Ideal for Neurodiverse Learners
Research shows that students with learning differences (such as ADHD or dyslexia) benefit greatly from earlier and longer exposure to driving concepts. This extended, weekly format allows for repetition and steady reinforcement—helping all students feel more confident and capable.

✅ Part of a Well-Rounded Education
Driving is a life skill. Treating it like an academic subject—rather than a rushed requirement—helps students respect its importance and take it seriously.

 My traffic class isn’t your standard boring lesson. As an Educator by trade, I know HOW you teach is as important as what you teach. My class motivates young people with games, fun and engaging interactive materials. Videos, animation, and interactive elements make this defensive driving course fun and entertaining as well as informative. Fun Interactive content keeps things interesting and engaging and ensures drivers retain knowledge. You’ll learn preliminary rules of the road and get support when you need it without ever having to change out of your PJs.

The US has 4 million miles of beautiful roadway. Getting permission from your state to drive on them is just the sweet red cherry on top. Come with me and discover new technologies in cars, rules of the road and build skills and confidence. Together, we will take steps into developing driver knowledge and wrap up every class with a Kahoot game of driving questions to keep you on your toes!! No worries if you are not perfect, this class is all about having fun and learning. No prior knowledge is required. Just a pen, paper and a separate device with Kahoot when logging in!  

Let’s make the road a safer place—one smart, confident teen driver at a time.
Ready to enroll?


Course Schedule is as follows:

Orientation Day! Week of Sept 5: Road Rules 9/5/24
 Featured Topic: Orientation Day!

Class 1) Week of Sept 12: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Language of the Road: Signs Signals Pavement markings
Distance, direction, destination and location signs

Class 2) Week of Sept 19: Road Rules
 Featured Topic:  Language of the Road: Signs Signals Pavement markings
 Service, Recreation, Construction and warning signs

Class 3) Week of Sept 26: Road Rules
 Featured Topic:  Language of the Road: Signs Signals Pavement markings
Regulatory signs, Traffic Signals and Road markings

 Class 4) Week of Oct 3: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: So Many buttons! :Vehicle Operation and Safety Equipment
Dashboard/ Instrument panel

Class 5) Week of Oct 10: Road Rules
 Featured Topic:  So Many buttons! :Vehicle Operation and Safety Equipment
Seat belts, Head restraints, and airbag safety

Class 6) Week of Oct 17: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: So Many buttons! :Vehicle Operation and Safety Equipment
Children's car seat safety

Class 7) Week of Oct 24: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Pop the hood: What makes your car run?

Class 8) Week of Oct 31: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Pop the hood: What makes your car run?

Class 9) Week of Nov 7: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Pop the hood: What makes your car run?

Class 10) Week of Nov 14: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Pop the hood: What makes your car run?

Class 11) Week of Nov 21: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Reducing Crash Risks/What Am I looking for?

Class 12) Week of Nov 28: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Reducing Crash Risks/What should I consider? 

Class 13) Week of Dec 5: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Reducing Crash Risks/ Let's make a move

Class 14) Week of Dec 12: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Moving the Car

Class 15) Week of Dec 19 : Road Rules
 Featured Topic:  Types of Roadways
Neighborhoods Part one

Class 16) Week of Jan 2 : Road Rules
 Featured Topic:  Types of Roadways
Neighborhood Part two

Class 17) Week of Jan 9 : Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Types of Roadways
Cities

Class 18) Week of Jan 16: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Types of Roadways
Suburbs

Class 19) Week of Jan 23: Road Rules
 Featured Topic:  Types of Roadways
Country

Class 20) Week of Jan 30: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: What is right of way? 

Class 21) Week of Feb 6: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: What is right of way? 

Class 22) Week of Feb 13: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: What is right of way? 

Class 23) Week of Feb 20: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Road Trippin': Highways, Expressways and Interstates

Class 24) Week of Feb 27: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Road Trippin': Highways, Expressways and Interstates

Class 25) Week of Mar 6: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Road Trippin': Highways, Expressways and Interstates

Class 26) Week of Mar 13: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Road Trippin': Highways, Expressways and Interstates

Class 27) Week of Mar 20: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Crash! Bang! Boom!: When things go wrong
Vehicle Malfunctions

Class 28) Week of Mar 27: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Crash! Bang! Boom!: When things go wrong
Adverse weather Conditions

Class 29) Week of April 3: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Crash! Bang! Boom!: When things go wrong
Car crashes

Class 30) Week of April 10: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: Crash! Bang! Boom!: When things go wrong
Traffic Stops

Class 31) Week of April 17: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: You hold the key!: Responsible Ownership
Drugs and Alcohol

Class 32) Week of April 24: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: You hold the key!: Responsible Ownership
Drugs and Alcohol

Class 33) Week of May 1: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: You hold the key!: Responsible Ownership
Aggressive Driving vs Road Rage

Class 34) Week of May 8: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: You hold the key!: Responsible Ownership
Fatigue

Class 35) Week of May 15: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: You hold the key!: Responsible Ownership
Understanding Titles Responsibilities 

Class 36) Week of May 22: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: You hold the key!: Responsible Ownership
Insurance Responsibilities 

Class 37) Week of May 29: Road Rules
 Featured Topic: You hold the key!: Responsible Ownership
Registration Tags and Sticker Responsibilities



NOTE:  Additional topics will be introduced in upcoming weeks.
Kahoot may be used to review concepts! I will let you know in advance in our classroom when those reviews will take place!


While the class start time is listed, please patiently allow up to 5 minutes past start time in the waiting room before we get started so that most students can arrive and I can follow Outschool’s policies on allowing students to enter.

It doesn't happen often at all, but Due to some policy changes at YouTube, occasionally when I play a video from their platform, a 10second ad comes on beforehand. This is happening a lot with all teachers! I am working VERY HARD and diligently for a workaround. I know it is probably not a big deal, I know, I know…… but like to keep parents informed :)