Currently, there are three lessons in Fuel for Your Head. According to these standards, students in Missouri must build a foundation of factual knowledge and basic skills. The key concept of Lesson 1 is to familiarize the young driver with basic rules and regulations of driving, especially about the rules and regulations regarding safety belt use, drinking and driving, speeding, and the consequences of breaking rules. Your goal is to make it to the end of the road so that you may take a written driver's exam. Users may click on a sparkling item within the scene, and this transports the user into the media viewer where he or she may learn about a driving rule or regulation by reading, watching videos, or viewing graphics.
Most young drivers think they are resistant to harm.
This type of thinking promotes unsafe and risk-taking behaviors in teens. Most of their risk-taking behaviors are related to speeding, drinking, and not wearing safety belts. Because bad things can and do happen to young drivers, this lesson uses several short videos that describe poor or unsafe decisions teens or others made about driving. Your task is to select one of the videos and to add onto the story in some way by writing about characters discussed in the video. You may decide to write a beginning, middle, or ending to the story.