CDL · School bus (CDL)
How should you deal with students who are acting up on your school bus?
Correct answer: Stop in a safe place, secure the bus, and talk to the students in a firm, respectful tone.
Answer options
- AStop in a safe place, secure the bus, and talk to the students in a firm, respectful tone Correct
- BStop in a safe place, secure the bus, and make the students get off right there
- CWatch them in the inside mirror and tell school staff about it at the end of the route
Why
Handling discipline while driving splits your attention, so first stop somewhere safe and secure the bus, then speak to the students firmly and respectfully as your school's rules direct. A student may be put off the bus only at school or at that student's own stop.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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