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    My teaching and learning adventures over the past 40 years

    June 1, 2020
    One of the more difficult things about teaching a variety of incoming students is the challenge of adjusting lessons and tasks so that they fill in the gaps for inexperienced incoming trainees that the more experienced ones don't get bored with the basic tasks.
    About the Author

    Richard McCuistian

    Richard McCuistian is an ASE certified Master Auto Technician and was a professional mechanic for more than 25 years, followed by 18 years as an automotive instructor at LBW Community College in Opp, AL. Richard is now retired from teaching and still works as a freelance writer for Motor Age and various Automotive Training groups.
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