Here is a description for your podcast, based on the provided excerpts from the book Who’s In The Driving Seat? The Driving Instructor’s Guide to Client-Centred Learning:

Podcast Description: "Who's In The Driving Seat?" - A Review

This podcast reviews "Who’s In The Driving Seat? The Driving Instructor’s Guide to Client-Centred Learning" by Ged and Claire Wilmot. This book offers a fresh perspective on driver's education, emphasizing the importance of coaching and client-centred learning. It challenges traditional, instructor-led teaching methods and encourages driving instructors to empower their learners to become safe, responsible drivers for life.

The podcast will explore the key concepts and practical techniques presented in the book, including:

• The root causes of crashes and why young drivers are particularly vulnerable.
• The nine fundamental principles of coaching and how they can be applied to driver training.
• The five key skills of a client-centred instructor: rapport building, active listening, asking insightful questions, providing constructive feedback, and trusting intuition.
• The structure of a client-centred lesson and the importance of active learning agreements and reflective logs .
• Adapting teaching methods to suit different learning styles and using a variety of tools like visual aids, storytelling, discussions, demonstrations, and role-playing.
• Addressing limiting beliefs and negative attitudes that can hinder a learner's progress.

The podcast will also analyze the authors' personal stories and the real-life examples they use to illustrate the effectiveness of their approach.

The podcast aims to provide valuable insights for driving instructors of all levels of experience, whether they are new to the profession or seasoned veterans looking to enhance their teaching methods. It will also be of interest to learner drivers who want to understand more about client-centred learning and how it can benefit them.