The United Kingdom driving Theory Test is changing. Beginning January 2012, the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has stated that they will stop publishing the live multiple choice questions employed in Theory Tests (the theory test questions will not be publicised). From Jan 2012 all the questions will be modified to make any existing publications pointless. This approach to learning will help candidates to achieve more understanding which will enable them to reply with great accuracy to the new live questions utilized in the particular test.
Here are 1 or 2 points that can help you to get prepared for the future changes:
Test Modification and Information
The DSA will make available a parallel list of theory test questions to support candidates plan for their test. These will be called the Official Revision Questions. These revision questions will cover all the same subject areas but could possibly be phrased a bit differently from those which candidates will be asked in their actual Theory Test.
Promoting Revision, Understanding and Safer Driving
The move by the DSA is predicted to promote wider learning and comprehension of driving related materials. This should make a contribution to new drivers having greater experience of related issues and ultimately driving more safely.
What can this signify for exam candidates?
Candidates can no longer simply memorize the proper answers, but will rather should learn then understand the principles behind driving. With all of the improved stress on revision, learners will definitely harvest the advantages of a dedicated, dependable and updated theory test revision help and practice tool if they want to achieve a 1st time pass.
Preparation: Secret weapon to success
The pass rate for the driving Theory Test is at its lowest in 5 years. The DSA accept that this is due to learners are clearly not planning appropriately. Candidates must be ready to invest a good deal of hard work if they're to stroll out of the test centre with a pass certificate. It's really important that candidates review recent copy of the Highway Code, understand the guidelines behind every one of the official revision questions, and develop their danger perception skills.
Resources
Other theory test products which includes CD Roms, downloadable Pdf files and E-books have also been altered, and DSA has released its first mobile phone app for theory test revision.
Here are 1 or 2 points that can help you to get prepared for the future changes:
Test Modification and Information
The DSA will make available a parallel list of theory test questions to support candidates plan for their test. These will be called the Official Revision Questions. These revision questions will cover all the same subject areas but could possibly be phrased a bit differently from those which candidates will be asked in their actual Theory Test.
Promoting Revision, Understanding and Safer Driving
The move by the DSA is predicted to promote wider learning and comprehension of driving related materials. This should make a contribution to new drivers having greater experience of related issues and ultimately driving more safely.
What can this signify for exam candidates?
Candidates can no longer simply memorize the proper answers, but will rather should learn then understand the principles behind driving. With all of the improved stress on revision, learners will definitely harvest the advantages of a dedicated, dependable and updated theory test revision help and practice tool if they want to achieve a 1st time pass.
Preparation: Secret weapon to success
The pass rate for the driving Theory Test is at its lowest in 5 years. The DSA accept that this is due to learners are clearly not planning appropriately. Candidates must be ready to invest a good deal of hard work if they're to stroll out of the test centre with a pass certificate. It's really important that candidates review recent copy of the Highway Code, understand the guidelines behind every one of the official revision questions, and develop their danger perception skills.
Resources
Other theory test products which includes CD Roms, downloadable Pdf files and E-books have also been altered, and DSA has released its first mobile phone app for theory test revision.
About the Author:
Jim James is the owner of James School of Motoring. A driving school with over 30 years of providing drving lessons Braintree, Romford and close by areas.
