Haw. Code R. § 19-123-251 - Administration of program
No rider education student curriculum shall be certified unless:
(1) Curriculum is available
and in use during all training phases;
(2) Lesson plans are clearly written with
student centered activities;
(3)
Curriculum is administered during a minimum of seven hours of classroom
instruction and nine hours of on-cycle or range instruction;
(4) All modules are introduced during
classroom sessions and reinforced during all training phases;
(5) All modules consist of concepts that are
structured and presented in simple to complex building blocks;
(6) A student cannot progress to the next
module of instruction until the student reaches a minimum objective of
proficiency;
(7) Appropriate
evaluation shall occur throughout all courses to test the knowledge of the
student;
(8) Students must present
a valid instruction permit or valid driver's license to the instructor before
the rider education course completion certificate is issued;
(9) If using the student's own motorcycle,
moped or motor scooter, the student must provide proof of insurance, in the
minimum required by statute, before using the motorcycle, moped or motor
scooter in class;
(10) Upon the
satisfactory completion of the rider education course, the student shall be
given a rider education student completion certificate sealed by the
instructor; and
(11) Upon the
satisfactory completion of the skill test, the instructor shall provide a
sealed motorcycle skills test certificate for waiver to the student.
Notes
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