
Learning differences and want to drive?
SafeWay Driving Centers has teamed up with Social Motion Skills, a renowned Social Behavior Learning Specialist organization, to offer a comprehensive special education driver’s program designed for individuals with:
• High functioning autism spectrum diagnoses
• ADD/ADHD
• Learning and processing differences
What’s the difference?
Two level course to ensure safe content mastery.
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Level One (Class & Simulator) followed by parent conference before passing to
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Level Two (In-car instruction)
Student/Teacher ratio: State Certified Driving Instructor AND a special education facilitator in each class. Class
size limited to 10 students.
Modified Content (presentation and interpretation): State mandated content is presented in a clear, concise
manner to accommodate retention, attention spans and learning differences.
48 hours of class time (2 hour classes meet 3 times/week over 8 weeks)
Simulator time for enhanced learning, assessment and preparation.
Interactive Lessons: include props for experiential learning.
Extra content is provided to address anxiety, advocacy and emergency situations.
Written permit exam preparation: Includes content instruction, tactics, and practice exams. The permit test is
taken in the SafeWay Driving Center classroom.
Parents (with teacher input) decide if their child is ready for in car instruction. ONLY THEN do in car lessons
begin.
27 hours in-car instruction including all critical day and night driving situations
DPS accommodations during the in car exam are possible if arranged in advance.
Who is a candidate?
Intellectually capable students (at least 15 years old) who need a slower pace of instruction, expanded explanation and support to safely master state requirements and driving demands.
Why this approach?
Another step towards independence is achieved while insuring the safest possible program.
Cost:
This unique class cannot be compared to a minimum requirement class.
| Level 1 | $1895 |
| Level 2 | $1995 |
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