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Driving


Question Posted Saturday October 13 2007, 3:46 pm

I'm taking drivers ed & we need to complete a certain amount of hours on the road. Last time I went driving, my teacher yelled, cursed, got really mad at me for making a few mistakes, and really just scared me. I'm nervous when I drive to begin with so extra yelling isn't helping me. I came home shaking & started crying as soon as I got into the door. I think driving is full of pressure alone, so all of this extra stress isn't helping me. I don't know what to do. I still have quite a few hours to go before my test, but I doubt I'll even pass it now. What should I do?? Any advice/tips?? Thanks!

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uisforukelele answered Saturday October 13 2007, 10:09 pm:
well, instead of taking the driving part of driver's ed with your school or whatever, you can apply for the parent-taught course. i know that you've already taken the classroom, but as long as you complete the hours then you can get your license. that's what i did. so you can probably do that, depending on what state you live in. call the dmv in your city and ask them about the parent taught driving portion of driver's ed, and where you can apply for that. that is the best solution, i think. also, you just drive around with your parents (like you could drive to school and back with them in the car or something) and that counts for the hours. plus, for the hours that you already have done, if you do parent-taught, your parents can write down those hours so you don't have to start all over. and as far as i know, in my state we don't have to take the actual driving part of the test to get a license. at least i didn't. once again, it depends on where you live. well, good luck, i know this is a tough situation.

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dancedance42 answered Saturday October 13 2007, 7:21 pm:
Talk to your parents.
Maybe you can go to a different school. You have to complete the hours, no matter what. Just relax, youll be fine. But i suggest looking for a different teacher, one who is nicer.

xxtiffany

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kc answered Saturday October 13 2007, 7:20 pm:
You should probably tell your parents. Try getting a different teacher, or going to a new school all together. The teacher is supposed to help you out, not make things worse.

Since you have just 6 hours to go, I bet you can tough it out, since I bet you toughed it throught a lot more than 6. Then when you do get your license, you will be free from her, and shove it in her face. Good luck though! :]

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