CDL · School bus (CDL)
After you stop and secure the bus because a student is causing a serious disruption, how should you deal with that student?
Correct answer: Have the student move to a seat near you.
Answer options
- AHave the student move to a seat near you Correct
- BHave the student leave the bus at the next stop
- CHave the student move to a seat at the rear
Why
Your school's procedures apply here. Pull over somewhere safe, secure the bus, remove the ignition key, and then stand and address the student respectfully yet firmly about the behavior expected. If the student must change seats, put them in one near you, and never make a student get off anywhere other than at school or at their own bus stop.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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