Instructor Notes to Skills-Mastered Scorecard
Turns an instructor's rough lesson notes into a clear scorecard that shows which driving skills a student has mastered, which are still being practiced, and which have not been covered yet.
Before and after
Skills Scorecard
Student: Orlando Moody
Parent: Pamela Nunez
School: Brookmoor Driving School, 810 Aspenmoor St, Skygate, 319-555-0132
Vehicle: gray 2014 Ford Expedition
Lessons covered: 3 (Mar 4, Mar 7, Mar 11)
Mastered (done correctly on his own in 2 lessons in a row)
- Pre-drive checks: last shown Mar 11
- Smooth start and stop: last shown Mar 11
- Steering control: last shown Mar 11
Practicing - Lane position: Centered the whole lesson on Mar 11, but on Mar 7 he was centered most of the time, so two correct lessons in a row are not yet shown. One more lesson centered on his own will meet our definition of mastered.
- Right turns: Good on Mar 11, both turns. He went wide once on Mar 7. One more good lesson in a row will meet our definition of mastered.
- Left turns: First time practiced on Mar 11. He hesitated and waited too long on a gap. Next lesson we will work on judging gaps and going when it is safe.
- Backing up: Better on Mar 11, but he forgot the over-the-shoulder check once. Next lesson we will work on making that check every time.
- Four-way stops: First time practiced on Mar 11. Once he did not look left and right before going, and the instructor stopped the car. Next lesson we will work on looking both ways every time before going.
Safety concern
- At a four-way stop on Mar 11, Orlando did not look left and right before going, and the instructor stopped the car. We recommend we keep working on this at the start of the next lesson.
Not yet covered
- Parallel parking
- Merging
Count: 3 Mastered, 5 Practicing, 2 Not yet covered, out of 10 skills.
Orlando did his pre-drive checks by himself in the last two lessons, and his start and stop and steering were smooth and good in both.
Questions for the owner
- Do you want the next lesson date added to the scorecard?
- Should the instructor's name appear on it?
What it does
Turns an instructor's rough lesson notes into a clear scorecard that shows which driving skills a student has mastered, which are still being practiced, and which have not been covered yet. Works for one lesson or a whole course of lessons.
Use it when: Use when a driving school needs to turn an instructor's lesson notes into a skills-mastered scorecard for a student or parent, such as: make a scorecard from these notes, where is this student at, or progress report for a parent.