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Unit 7
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Unit 6 Review
• How are IOCCE and
presenting coming
together in your
understanding of
instruction?
• Which letter in IOCCE
causes you the most
trouble?
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Section 8-11 Quiz
• Complete the 10
question quiz
• Turn in your completed
quiz to the Master
Instructor
• Help your colleagues by
keeping quiet until
everyone’s done
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Section 12: SBDI Resources
and Requirements
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Smart Instructors
Call on Their Friends
“I not only use all the
brains I have, but all I
can borrow.”
- Woodrow Wilson
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Local Training Resources
• Utilizing “outside” presenters and
resources when appropriate is
the sign of a savvy SBDI
• Most local agencies and
individuals with expertise will be
delighted to assist in training
school bus drivers and
attendants
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Right under Your Nose!
• What local resources did
you list in the Key Ideas
page 110 in Section 12?
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In school?
In your operation?
Government agencies?
Non-profit?
Law enforcement?
Emergency?
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“Your Turn”
What state and
national safety
websites did you
visit?
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State/National Training Resources
• Professional-caliber safety instructors
must be constantly on the lookout for
updated safety information at both the
state and national levels
• Attaining your certification is just the
starting point of your career as an
SBDI!
• Let’s take off on an exciting online
resource discovery exercise!
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Live NYS Resources
• New York State Education Department (NYSED) www.emsc.nysed.gov/schoolbus/
• NYS DMV – 19-A forms http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/art19.htm
• NYS GTSC – Safety resources http://www.nysgtsc.state.ny.us/sbus-ndx.htm
• NYS DOT – Inspections, driving regulations https://www.nysdot.gov/divisions/operating/osss/bus/sc
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Live NYS Resources
• New York Association for Pupil Transportation
(NYAPT) – www.nyapt.org
• New York School Bus Contractors Association
(NYSBCA) - www.nysbca.com/
• Pupil Transportation Safety Institute - website; safety
materials and curricula; SBDI: Course Registrations,
course forms, PDS Registration - www.ptsi.org
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Live National Resources
• Disability Organizations - National organizations
advocating and educating about Autism, Diabetes,
Down Syndrome, Asthma, Cystic Fibrosis, etc. – for
instance, www.autismspeaks.org
• National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT) –
conference, PDS Courses, webinars, School Bus
Poster Contest - www.napt.org
• National School Transportation Association (NSTA)
Conference, national regular bus roadeo www.schooltrans.com
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Live National Resources
• National Congress on School Transportation (NCST) convenes every five years to update National School
Transportation Specifications and Procedures www.ncstonline.org
• National Association of State Directors of Pupil
Transportation Safety (NASDPTS) www.nasdpts.org
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
(NHTSA)- safety publications- www.nhtsa.dot.gov
• AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety - safety materials www.aaafoundation.org
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Live National Resources
• National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) - school
bus accident reports - www.ntsb.gov
• Pumpkin Patch animations
• National Safety Council - www.nsc.org
• Safety Rules ! – website – choose “resources” for links
to numerous documents - www.safetyrules.net
• Operation Lifesaver – Highway-rail grade crossing
safety materials - www.oli.org
• Education Compliance Group/Peggy Burns – Legal
issues http://www.educationcompliancegroup.com/
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Live National Resources
• School bus and component manufacturers - vehicle
design/use/service materials
• School Transportation News (STN)- free monthly
publication; website - www.stnonline.com
• School Bus Fleet (SBF) - free monthly magazine;
website - www.schoolbusfleet.com
• School Bus Safety Through Training – free school bus
safety e-newsletter - [email protected]
• Transporting Students w/ Disabilities & Preschoolers:
conference; SN roadeo - www.eduprogroup.com
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Using Guest Speakers
• Using outside “guest”
presenters can add
expertise and interest to
many training courses
• But... an inept,
unprepared, or arrogant
guest speaker can be a
disaster
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Guest Speaker Checklist
• Are you confident of the
speaker’s expertise and
presentation skills?
• Does your speaker
understand the agenda,
time frame, and
objectives?
• Does your speaker really
understand who the
audience is?
• Is the speaker aware of
any recent
controversies?
• Is everything confirmed
in writing?
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Introduction T-I-S
When introducing a guest
speaker:
• First define the TOPIC
• Then explain the topic’s
IMPORTANCE to the
audience
• Finally, describe the
SPEAKER’S credentials
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Annual Professional
Development Seminars (PDS)
• All SBDIs must attend
entire daylong program
annually to maintain
certification
• Programs typically occur in
the spring
• Purpose of PDS is to hone
your skills and update
safety info
2006 PDS
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PDS (cont.)
• Register online
• PDS are taught by MIs
• PDS themes and topics
are selected each
summer by MIs and
NYSED
• PDS introduces next
year’s statewide driver
and attendant refresher
programs
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Safety Updates – a Key
Part of the PDS
• Annual edition of School Bus
Safety Is One Bus Stop At A
Time is included in each
year’s PDS Manual
• Includes summaries of
previous year’s accidents
• Look at PDS CD
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Conducting the Physical
Performance Test
• Tests must be conducted
prior to transporting
students and every two
years afterwards
• Driver and attendant /
monitor tests are similar
but different
• Use current forms
• Test must be performed
in the sequence on the
form
• Prevent injuries by
clearly explaining the
procedures prior to the
test!
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Teaching the Driver Basic Course
• Basic must be completed • Eligible for Point /
within first year of
Insurance Reduction
employment as NYS bus • Must be taught in an
driver
approved facility
• Minimum 30 hours of
instruction
• Must utilize 2010 NYSED
curriculum
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Monitor/Attendant Basic Course
• Basic must be completed
within first year of
employment as NYS bus
monitor or attendant
• Minimum 10 hours of
instruction
• Must utilize NYSED –
approved curriculum
• Not eligible for Point /
Insurance Reduction
• Must be taught in an
approved facility
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Basic Courses cont.
• Must notify course
registration contractor at
least 30 days prior to
start of course
• Use current forms –
NPO, NPS, NPC, DS960
• SBDI must be physically
present at all times
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Course Certificates
• Course certificates should be
issued at the end of the course
• Certificates are the property of
the drivers and attendants
• Advise them to maintain their
certificates in a secure location
• Employers should keep copies,
not the originals, for their driver
and attendant files
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The Secret of a
Dynamic Basic Course
• DON’T teach all sections
yourself!!
• Use other SBDIs, MIs,
and guest speakers from
your area
• Course facilitator SBDI
should be present for all
sessions to ensure
continuity
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Teaching the Driver Advanced Course
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Not mandatory
• Minimum of 10 hours
Under-utilized!
• Course forms and
notification procedures
Designed for veteran drivers
same as for Basic
Eligible for Point / Insurance
Reduction if taught in DMV- • Must use 2010 NYSED
curriculum
approved facility
• Team-teach it!
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Conducting Refresher Training
• SBDI must teach, or
directly supervise,
refresher training
• At least 2 2-hour
sessions are required
annually for all drivers,
attendants, and monitors
2003 Statewide Refresher 1
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Refresher Training (cont.)
• Maintain sign-in sheets
for your own records
• Refreshers must utilize
NYSED statewide
curricula
• Not eligible for PIRP
2010 Statewide Refresher
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Conducting Pre-Service Training
• SBDI must provide “general • Several attendant and
supervision” of Pre-Service
monitor pre-service
training; may approve a
curricula are available
non-SBDI’s pre-service
across the state
• For drivers, use the 2010
• Pre-service must be
NYSED curriculum
completed prior to
transporting students
• Not eligible for PIRP
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Student Training
• 3 bus drills a year
• First within the first 5 days of
school
• Second November 1 to
December 30
• Third March 1 and April 30
• Content includes loading,
weather hazards, behavior,
emergencies and seat belt use.
(156.3)
SBDI Ethics
SBDIs must maintain the highest ethical standards.
Providing school bus drivers, attendants, and
monitors with the information and ideas they need
to safely transport students is an extremely serious
responsibility. Ignoring safety problems,
compromising training programs, falsifying training
records, or placing career or personal gain above
student safety, are unacceptable.
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Any Remaining Questions About
NYSED Training Requirements?
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Review Section 12 Key Ideas
• Any questions?
• Check for clarity
• Key ideas – make
sure your book is
right for studying
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Unit 7 Review
• What resource have
used in the past to
gather new information?
• What SBDI roles will you
be filling after you get
your certification?
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Unit 8 Assignment
• Finalize your 20 minute presentation
• If you will present next time, call three people from
class for advice
• You will evaluated on how well you implement
IOCCE and how well you involve the audience
• We will be available after class today to discuss
any questions you have about your presentation –
our job and our passion is to help you succeed!
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