ADI Part 3 - Is this a future Grade A instructor?

[@lewishands.]

Really appreciate you taking the time to make all of these ADI/PDI videos Howard. I’m now working towards my part 3. I’ve watched a lot of your content and it’s all very helpful… keep the content and your valuable knowledge flowing. You’re helping lots of people on their journey!

[@How-2-drive]

Glad it was helpful!

[@NwaHp3]

Your role play Howey was hilarious! really well done and great informative video!

[@How-2-drive]

Thank you

[@sarusalijumani4918]

Recap meant to be not more than 4 minutes 🤷‍♂️ I don’t get it everyone is doing everything on internet it’s so confusing for some pdis

[@TRP-ATPS]

Wow nice congratulations 🎊 you and your trainer 👏 👍

[@How-2-drive]

Thank you so much 👍

[@hollytanton-xi7qt]

Thanks for this, found it really useful . Taken loads away from this.

[@How-2-drive]

Glad it helped

[@IslamLavishingDeen]

Great job

[@t.m3070]

Tesla ! Not much to worry about gears for PDI everything is automatic no stalling even handbrake auto ! Was the lesson plan agreed though at the beginning? Pdi not mentioned about risk and consequences on waiting too long when there is gap , what cars behind going to do , learner had to mention but PDI should ask few more q&a on that .

[@sandugirbacea1727]

Thank you one more time.

[@How-2-drive]

Thank you too!

[@alifjanebegum9423]

Thank you for all the contents your creating very helpful and much appreciated I am preparing for my part 3 and would like a role play with you if possible so you can asses my fault and advice would really appreciate this

[@chedenz8217]

This video is very informative,,

[@How-2-drive]

Glad you think so!

[@constantint9595]

What is the majors differences from grade A and grade B ADI?

[@tahirhameed7293]

Amazing video

[@How-2-drive]

Glad you think so!

[@PawanSharma-7788]

8minutes is briefing .. could we spent that long n briefing ?

[@t.m3070]

Can you do the briefing in the test centre car park or the practice area ?

[@jonsmith2358]

Why was the slow speed not addressed at the time it was happening, and instead raised when parked up?

[@FoodSecretCourt]

He said the road has a 40mph speed limit, but you were driving at 30mph. The speed limit is the maximum allowed, but you should only drive that fast if the road and traffic conditions are safe. Sometimes, it's better to go slower for safety.

[@nasreenamin2014]

Hi i know this video is old but did he do his part 3 on roundabouts

[@sabourhamidi4454]

Why is there so much background noice? It’s hard to hear Howard sometimes, it’s sounds you are park next to a diesel truck.

[@dkhan3088]

Hi Howard thanks for all the videos you post. I have my part 3 due soon. any chance you book me in for a mock test but with no camera on lol iam not fan of social media. Thanks

[@babyzaar]

Excellent video. However, the intro was quite long.

[@solomona8695]

Really good, thanks.

[@How-2-drive]

Thank you too!

[@foodtravel7173]

Brilliant role play

[@purelaffs]

That's not Bilal, that's Erik Estrada

[@kidsshowkidstoys6027]

A driving instructor asking the "learner" what mistake he did back at the roundabout, for the learner may was the correct way. Its your job as instructor to SEE IT SAY IT SUSS IT. We dont ask learner about the mistake they did. but instead. "I've noticed back there you went in between two lanes" Any thought's on why this it happened? What are the risks in doing that? What would you do differently next time to improve our outcome? Do you need any help from me? Howard how the heck do you think this is a grade A driving instructor? The summary of the planned lesson shouldn't be more than 2 minutes at the start of the test and also not longer than 3 minutes on the reflect at the end of the test. He did about 8 minutes summary. Also in some of your other videos, I seen some of the PDIs, are going through the " if there is a need for me to use the dual control or pull the steering wheel then i will" Thats not how we supposed to do our job. I wonder how people are getting amazed by this video.

[@How-2-drive]

He passed one week after this with 42 so almost an a A grade. I’m sure with constructive feedback he’ll be an A at Standards Check. When you take the time to provide feedback, what is your aim? To help someone improve on their performance or to criticise? Let’s hope you’re not a trainer hey!

[@zeshanbarki]

I hear what you are saying. This is exactly how I thought as well. However, let me inform you as ADI we must allow the student an opportunity at first to see if they know they have made a mistake (since in this example, the student has had over 20hrs of lessons) - So, it is correct to ask the learner/student what do you think you did wrong? Rather than just going straight into it and not giving him a chance to think or speak- Student centred learning!

[@furky56]

Shouldn't the PDI be straight to the point instead of playing guessing games? Like he said "Howard, what do you think of this roundabout " whereas he should have said what the learner did like " Howard, you cut lanes in the roundabout " and ask further questions from there

[@bensandry5098]

Is the length of that briefing ok ??

[@How-2-drive]

No briefings, ie don’t introduce a new topic. Just a quick recap, set and agree goals and responsibilities and get moving

[@kidsshowkidstoys6027]

That was quick? Should've been 2 minutes the summary and 3 minutes max of reflect at the end of the test. ​@@How-2-drive

[@samuel240267]

I have so much anxiety for my part 3 Exam... did Mr Bilal get a grade A ???? Best Regards George

[@How-2-drive]

He went onto to score 42, so 1 point off a grade A

[@mickhorsley3169]

I would have thought something like speeding would need to be addressed straight away not during a stop?

[@russellshahriar2147]

It would be very helpful if Mr bilal say something about the new learner for there future part 3 exam Regards

[@chriselwell8269]

Never liked using blockers because they could stall and leave you vulnerable. Also a motorbike could come shooting round, and the blocker could even come into your lane if he is a poor driver. Of course in gridlock situations blockers is all you have.

[@How-2-drive]

You may be thinking of a sheilder. These block your view and you need to match them when they move. Difficult for learners to do. Blockers however prevent vehicles from the right moving onto the roundabout and create an opportunity to go

[@johnallard1]

@@How-2-driveI used to talk about blockers, but I feel the terminology works for instructors but not so much for my students. These days, I tend to talk more about the vehicles arriving from the right coming to a stop, and getting my students to think about why they have stopped, and what it means for us, in terms of what might be coming around the roundabout. If a blocker appears, by the time they’ve realised where it’s going, it tends to be too late, but using the trigger of vehicles stopping tends to make them more prepared to go if the vehicle coming around moves away from the middle and towards the exit.

[@Sam-s8t1t]

No its pure crap.in some city first you need to drifts 180 degrees . And one hand controls steering

[@misbahz5022]

Is pdi teaching in tesla 😮

[@misbahz5022]

I would like to have a leason 😅

[@How-2-drive]

Yes, great car to learn in.. very easy to drive

[@Exploremoreviews]

This is too much talking to start with . He is taking good 7 to 8 mins talk to start the session . Out of 40 mins test now he only got 30 min left . This is all bullshit . U just need 2 to 3 min talk . Lesson already should had been started examiner join u on the way to observe . U misleading people information which isnt real . Crap big fat F A I L 😢

[@How-2-drive]

Try focusing on a persons potential, rather than getting bogged down into a slightly longer briefing. Remember we’re role playing and he’s just met his pupil/trainer. A week after this he scored 42 points on his Part 3 exam.

[@kidsshowkidstoys6027]

I tonally agree with you pal. Completely missleading people. Imagine not getting any training and watching those videos. Im amazed that some people think this videos are any good 😳