The phrase "learning driver" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone who is in the process of learning how to drive, typically an inexperienced or new driver. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a conversation or in a written description. Example: "The learning driver was nervous as they approached their first parallel parking attempt during their driving lesson."
The results of previous studies indicate that ICT can be used to effectively support students' learning (Driver 1988; Kamali-Mohammadzadeh et al. 2014; Ojugo et al. 2013; Ozkal et al. 2009; Rovai 2004).
In other words, tell a learning driver exactly, and completely, what to do.
The social-constructivist approach that has developed from Vygotsky's theory and through scholars who followed him emphasizes critical dialogue with the teacher or among peers to promote meaningful learning (Driver et al., 1994; Ash, 2004).
Here boys and young men will be able to look "Under the Hood" (wherein lies the human reproductive system), assess "Hazardous Conditions" (sexually transmitted diseases) and learn "Driver Etiquette" (dating tips, strategies for getting noticed and dumb things that get a guy unnoticed).
David Brose, the folklorist who runs the school's history center, jokes during his MorningSong that he lives in nearby Hayesville, where "we're so poor, that where my son's going to school, they're having them learn driver's and sex education in the same car".
Openness – My husband Randy can never get in a taxi without learning the driver's life history.
This study examines the effect of game based learning on drivers' knowledge acquisition and retention.
That Concept-i, loaded up with technology that learns a driver's behavior and powered by an AI agent called "Yui," is designed to engage with the driver and keep them constantly aware of their surroundings.
The "10 and 2" rule learned in driver's ed just looked so wrong.
* The AAA is in the process of expanding "Licensed to Learn," a driver education course that is offered by some local clubs.
The software learns the driver's preferences and keeps track of typical speech cadences so that any slurring that may indicate fatigue can prompt, among other tactics, a suggestion that the driver stop at the nearest motel.
