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Spence, Keith R. – School Shop, 1980
Describes the collision avoidance simulator, which provides both a hands-on prolect for digital electronics students and a motivation device for driver education students. Gives details of the electrical construction and operation of the simulator. (JOW)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Driver Education, Electronics, Mechanical Equipment
Peer reviewedD'Alonzo, Bruno J.; Drower, Iris S. – Teaching Exceptional Children, 1984
A driver education program for mildly handicapped secondary students is described in terms of eligibility and placement criteria, program goals, and program phases (classroom instruction, simulator training, behind-the-wheel training, and parent involvement). Preliminary results indicated that the program is successful. (CL)
Descriptors: Course Content, Driver Education, Mild Disabilities, Program Descriptions
Nordmark, Staffan – VTI Rapport, 1984
This report contains a theoretical model for describing the motion of a passenger car. The simulation program based on this model is used in conjunction with an advanced driving simulator and run in real time. The mathematical model is complete in the sense that the dynamics of the engine, transmission and steering system is described in some…
Descriptors: Computer Simulation, Computer Software, Driver Education, Foreign Countries
Freiermuth, Mark R. – Simulation & Gaming, 2007
Workplace needs are often difficult for English for Specific Purposes (ESP) teachers to assess due to a variety of obstacles that can restrict opportunities to analyze the existing needs. Nevertheless, the workers' needs may be recognized by employing techniques aimed at extracting information from the workers themselves. Japanese university…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Protocol Analysis, Foreign Countries, English for Special Purposes

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