Creativity While Driving

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Just recently i put my creativity to work by doing some innovating thinking in order to help some of my friends. Once i got my drivers licence two of my friends came to me for help so they can get their licence too. I suggested they read the dmv handbook but they refused because they send said it was to long and in the end they would of forgotten what they read. Therefore i had to come up with a creative method to make both my friends learn the material in a creative way so they can remember it and it won't be so boring neither. First i broke down the essentials of what they need to know when driving. I accomplished this by reducing the text in dmv handbook into highlights and i tested them until they memorized them. The tests i provided them with were small but had lots of information. …show more content…
This way i can know if they understand the material because they can right lots of details. After the test took place i thought up of another way they can remember all they learned when driving. The way i executed this was by bringing them along while i was driving around the blocks but with them guiding me. This meant i will be driving but they will be the ones telling me what to do so every step of the way as if they were driving. Also while on the drive i would ask them questions of the consequences of not following a certain traffic law. Finally the day came when they had to take their test to get their licences and both passed the test in their first time. Needless to say my creative way of thinking helped them get their

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