Pre-Registration - Critical Informaiton

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Terms and Conditions:

READ THIS PRIOR TO REGISTERING: ~ You may cancel your registration anytime within 24 hours of submitting it, and must request cancellation by e-mail only for documentation purposes. No sooner than that point in time, billing will take place and we will purchase all of the insurance, materials and resources, as well as make all of the commitments necessary to accommodate your family based on your request to attend. Once that investment is made, we are unable to accommodate reschedules, transfers, or refunds for any “conflicts” of any kind. If there is any doubt you can’t commit to attend, do not register until your promise can be kept.

~ Should a medical or family emergency arise any time prior to the classroom session, you may still gift/sell your admission to someone else as opposed to having to forfeit your space, as is the case with any other mass audience service, (concert, ball game, etc.), however the event will take place as scheduled, with room for you to join us at your request.

~ Within 7 days, you will receive either a confirmation of an available timeslot for which you indicated availability, or a sold out notification with a current schedule from which you may choose to select another venue. All future communications will come from the following address: Homer@AccidentAvoidanceWorkshops.org. So be absolutely certain your computer is set up to receive e-mails from that address.

 
 

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Critical Information!

Incomplete pre-registrations cannot reserve a spot, so be sure to complete the “Critical Information” thoroughly:.
We pride our program in being the most personal program available in the U.S. And you’re about to find out why. This section helps us understand your student’s learning style so we can connect with your student on a level other programs cannot. Please share with us anything you feel may help us connect with your student and help them learn. Even things you may not suspect to be beneficial can help us: an accomplishment of which they’re proud, an embarrassing moment at which they can laugh, or even something personal about them of which YOU are very proud. And the more unusual, the more embarrassing, or the funnier, the better! You can avoid the typical “great kid” stuff we get from everyone … but better yet, here are some good examples from the past:, “Ran in to their Principal’s car at school”, “Loves to have his head scratched”, “Can imitate every Disney character”, “Got his head stuck in a shop-vac when he was 13”, “Falls down the stairs often”, “Has a cat named ‘Death from above’”, “Eagle Scout or Star Award” etc. DO NOT make the mistake of dismissing this as insignificant … to an educator, it’s the single-most important information you will provide.
(If you choose to submit your registration incomplete, it will remain in our “on-hold” file until you return to https://www.AccidentAvoidanceWorkshops.org/criticalinformation.html to complete it.)

Has your student had any crashes or traumatic experiences while driving? (Describe).


Has your student received any citations to date? If so, please provide details.


How’s their driving so far? And more importantly, WHY do you say so?


Does your student have any weakness(es) you would like us to address and/or reinforce for you in class. (Describe).


Does your student have any physical or emotional restrictions or limitations, including by not limited to, anything for which they have been treated clinically? If your student has such issues, please understand we can accommodate the majority of them, however, misrepresenting your student’s abilities can be grounds for dismissal from the program with no eligibility for refund, so be candid in your reply with full confidence in our discretion.
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And please let us know for which, if any of these they take medication.
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Do they suffer from Deuteranopia, or any form of color blindness, and if so, which colors do they have difficulty distinguishing?


In what sports or extracurricular activities do they participate?


What musical instruments do they play, if any?


Do they have siblings and if so, where do they rank sequentially? (ex: Middle child of 3, only child, oldest of 4, etc.)


What subjects in school do they ENJOY the most? (Not necessarily that they EXCEL in … but ENJOY the most…)


Now the fun part: Give us some dirt on your kid! Tell us something funny, or better yet, embarrassing about your student! Of course, we use discretion, so no “Oh, they would kill me” replies will fly … just help us with anything that will help us connect with them and relate with them better, and therefore help them enjoy it more!)


Tell us about one of your students unusual accomplishments that is outstanding, impressive, admirable. (We already know your child is the straight-A, AP class, mission-trip going, kindest kid on the planet and everyone likes them. So now, rethink your answer to this question before you respond!).


Are they overly-sensitive about anything (i.e. being a nerd, being short or having Acne) or overly-enthusiastic about anything (i.e. Minnesota Vikings fan, New York Yankees fan, UGA fan)?


Complete the following sentence: “If my kid could just learn ONE THING from this program, I hope that one thing is … “
(Hint: Looking for an answer OTHER THAN “Drives too fast”, “follows too close”, “hugs the line”, “no cell-phone”, or “drives with one hand”, … they’re already a BIG part of the program.)




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