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Activity Guide

Young Drivers at Work : Activity Guide

Thoughtshower Session
This document sets out the structure of the workshop, how each section is designed to be run and what the results of each section should be.

Activity Two : Thoughtshower Session

Activity Two Facilitator's Notes : Thoughtshower Session

The delegates will have views about the habits or demographics of a safe driver. An initial ‘shout out' activity will explore these views.

This activity is to get initial contributions from the group, and to get delegates used to contributing opinions. It also helps to establish the group's initial views, which can be compared with their views at the end of the workshop.

Facilitator's Notes

We found that some groups needed little encouragement to voice opinions at this stage, whilst other groups were quiet. In the pilot workshops we only asked for views ‘off the top of your head'. If there were only a few answers given then we moved onto the next section rather than push the participants to think more deeply about it, as this would not necessarily reflect their immediate thoughts.

One group in the pilot made a distinction between a 'good driver' and a 'safe driver' although this was not explored in the pilot workshops.

Example boards from the pilot workshops are shown below.

How would you define a safe driver? How would you define a safe driver?
  • Keep to the speed limits
  • Cautious
  • Considerate
  • Alert
  • Wear seat belts
  • No accident record
  • Do not drink and drive
  • Experienced
  • Proactive
  • Slow
  • Never had an accident
  • Assertive
Workshops 1 & 2 Workshop 5

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