CDL · School bus (CDL)
When transporting students who have learning disabilities, what kind of behavior should a driver be prepared for?
Correct answer: Unstable emotions and impulsive actions.
Answer options
- APrompt, exact obedience to every instruction
- BVery quiet, calm behavior on every trip
- CUnstable emotions and impulsive actions Correct
Why
Students with learning disabilities may come across as disobedient or stubborn, yet they often have limited control over how they act, so emotional outbursts and impulsive moves should be expected. Discipline for these students should focus on helping them manage their emotions.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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