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Old 01-22-2005, 07:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I would like to hear from your experiences related to driving issues...I am wondering how many Deaf driving instructors out there to teach deaf high school students? I am Deaf driving instructor ...any interesting driving questions you like to ask, feel free to ask me...smile
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Old 01-23-2005, 10:38 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I would like to hear from your experiences related to driving issues...I am wondering how many Deaf driving instructors out there to teach deaf high school students? I am Deaf driving instructor ...any interesting driving questions you like to ask, feel free to ask me...smile

It seems to me that there is no Deaf driving instructors around...Wow!!! I might the the 1st Deaf driving instructor... LOL
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Old 01-23-2005, 11:50 AM   #3 (permalink)
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My high school driving instructor was deaf and Athletic Director... but retired...
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Old 01-23-2005, 12:02 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Exclamation Hahaha!!!

Yeah... I guess not.

I need to teach my Aunt how to drive....
She was trying to close up the window at the back seat, looking
at the back window....
while she kept the car rolling....

It was the red light.... and my mom said, "Don't hit that truck!!!!"

My aunt, "What?"

And she looked, she hit the brake fast.
Everybody in the car almost got a whiplash.

And we were looking for a new house for my Aunt...
my Aunt won't slow down...

There was this little hump in the middle of the street....
It was like we were flying in the air....

My mom said, "I need to put on my seatbelt, my sister drives crazy!!!"

Yeah, maybe you need to come to Tennessee or Mississippi....
to teach everyone here how to drive... cause the state don't give
driving test to old drivers. But only to new drivers.
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My high school driving instructor was deaf and Athletic Director... but retired...

Is there anyway you can tell your high school driving instructor to share his stories about his old days of teaching high school kids how to drive? I would love to hear it from your driving instructor...smile
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Old 01-24-2005, 12:13 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Is there anyway you can tell your high school driving instructor to share his stories about his old days of teaching high school kids how to drive? I would love to hear it from your driving instructor...smile
I wish... his name is AL Whitt, when he retired, last time I heard he moved to eastern coast so I dunno
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The American School for the Deaf has Deaf teachers teaching the drivers education courses. It was a bit of a battle because the state told us we couldn't have that - but we won!
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It seems to me that there is no Deaf driving instructors around...Wow!!! I might the the 1st Deaf driving instructor... LOL
The Learning Center for the Deaf in Framingham, MA. He is Deaf Driving instructor for years ! He did a great job to the Deaf students who passed their driver license on road test.
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Old 02-10-2005, 10:08 AM   #9 (permalink)
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The Learning Center for the Deaf in Framingham, MA. He is Deaf Driving instructor for years ! He did a great job to the Deaf students who passed their driver license on road test.

wooooo hooo ...tell that deaf driving instructor to get in here and share a story with me in here about his/her experience of teaching...smile
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The American School for the Deaf has Deaf teachers teaching the drivers education courses. It was a bit of a battle because the state told us we couldn't have that - but we won!

YAAAYYYYY...woooo hoooo ... hip hip hurraayyyy...good news to hear that... will you tell the deaf instructor to get in here and share a story with me? I would like to hear what her/his experience of teaching a deaf student how to drive...smile
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I would like to hear from your experiences related to driving issues...I am wondering how many Deaf driving instructors out there to teach deaf high school students? I am Deaf driving instructor ...any interesting driving questions you like to ask, feel free to ask me...smile
Hi! I am Steve Swinton ADI a Driving Instructor in Bolton, North Manchester UK.
I have taught driving to people who are Deaf or have Hearing Difficulties using BSL now for over 15 years.

If you wish to see some of the things we get up to then have a peek at my website at Castle Hill School of Motoring www.aditraining123.co.uk

Thanks and best regards.

Steve Swinton ADI
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I think the person who taught driver's ed at my school was deaf, but not sure.

Personally, I would have a nervous breakdown if I had to teach people how to drive .
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