Tag #Safety

Tribe Talk Happy Hour – 21 June 2023
7:00-9:00 pm Eastern

“Open Forum”

This week, will be an Open Forum for Tribe Talk Happy Hour hosted by Jason Herheim. His position as Diesel Equipment Technician Programs Teacher at the Madison Wisconsin Area Technical College and Motorcycle Rider Education Program Site Owner and Instructor brings the group a grounded and common sense approach. He challenges everyone to think differently in our roles as RiderCoaches without putting students at increased risk. So please bring your questions and banter to share and exchange with the group.

Some Lead-in questions to ponder:

(1) Can you see the Flexibility in the curriculum’s structure?

(2) Are you interpreting the written guidance based on your previous experiences?

(3) How does good Judgement create better outcomes?

(4) What was the most useful thing you learned this week?

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Rider Choices – Rider Tips – No. 138

Riding Safely means making good decisions

IF you ride with Passengers, they should understand the characteristics of two wheels just like You!

Discuss, ATGATT, Care, and Caution.

Make good Rider Choices, and take a Motorcyclist Education Course. …

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Rider Choices – Rider Tips – No. 137

Riding Safely means making good decisions.

Motorcyclists should ride with other road users and not try to out-maneuver traffic.

Excessive Speed while, Filtering and Passing Others is HIGH-RISK… …

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Tribe Talk Happy Hour – 14 June 2023
7:00-9:00 pm Eastern

“Psychological Safety”

This week, we will have Xu Simon moderating a discussion about “Psychological Safety.” Her experience as COO and TEDx speaker will help with cross-functional learning and challenge everyone to think differently in our roles as RiderCoaches. So please bring your questions and banter to a group to share and change the direction of our profession…

Some Lead-in questions to ponder:

(1) How do you see your role in correcting mistakes compared to solidifying successes?

(2) How do your results differ when asking for more rather than less of something?  Do you ever try to reframe something you don’t want by asking for what you do?

(3) How effective is the “sandwich method” of feedback (say something positive, give a correction, say something else positive) in your experience?

(4) Did you notice someone doing something right this week, and what did you do about it?

Choosing RiderCoaches for Improved Culture, Cultivating New RiderCoaches. …

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Rider Choices – Rider Tips – No. 136

Riding Safely means making good decisions.

Motorcyclists also have a Responsibility to See and Avoid other road users.

Excessive Speed, Riding Buzzed, and Riding Uninformed are HIGH-RISK… …

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When My Bias Shows
by Dr. Donald L. Green, 23 May 2023

I become frustrated when I see efforts going backward or when something I have a strong belief about happens over and over again. I recently looked through some of the articles I published over the years, including one in 2017 called “The Lecture Teaching Method.” A few weeks before, I also wrote an article, “The Guided Discussion Method,” that aligned more with what I would expect RiderCoaches to use in a Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) RiderCourses in 2023 – six years later. …

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Tribe Talk Happy Hour – 24 May 2023
7:00-9:00 pm Eastern

“Challenges and Successes”

This week, we will have an open discussion forum centered on our challenges and successes as RiderCoaches in the last month. Please bring your questions and banter to a group willing to share and change the direction of our profession…

Some Lead-in questions to ponder:

What challenges have frustrated you recently?

What successes have inspired you to continue making a difference?

How do challenges and successes affect you professionally?

And what was the most helpful thing you learned this week?

Choosing RiderCoaches for Improved Culture, Cultivating New RiderCoaches.
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Rider Choices – Rider Tips – No. 134

Riding Safely means sharing the road with others…

Wearing a helmet is the single most effective way to protect yourself from a head injury.

Use a motorcyclist helmet for every ride, and ensure your passengers also use a helmet. …

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Tribe Talk Happy Hour – 17 May 2023
7:00-9:00 pm Eastern

This week, the discussion will be centered on professional conduct and our interpretation of what that means. We have several documents that provide guidance on the topic so lets look into them and see what we think Professional Conduct means…

Some Lead-in questions to ponder:

How do we interpret the meaning of a Professional Code of Conduct?

How do we assist others in maintaining what we think is our Professional Code?

What part of the Professional Code is the hardest to maintain?

And what was the most useful thing you learned this week? …

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Rider Choices – Rider Tips – No. 133

Deciding how you ride is a personal choice. However, part of being a good Motorcyclist is sharing the road with others.
Having a Margin of Safety can mean the difference between a good and a bad ride.

Expect the unexpected and maintain a continuous visual scan.

Make good Rider Choices, and take a Motorcyclist Education Course. …

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