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Originally Posted by CycleCam303
I'm not going to tell someone how to parent. But I will say this, drivers/riders with very little real world driving exposure are at a higher risk simply because they are going to make "mistakes." I'm not just talking about technique and riding skills, just traffic in general and having a sense of how most other drivers react. Just sayin' I'm glad I had a lot of experience driving and riding bicycles before I started riding on the street.
Aside from that. Having the student in front of you will do wonders for growth and assessment. Initially that is. It gives the educator a chance to observe and make good suggestions. And like what was said above the rider will be comfortable. That's what you want.
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That sounds like a person with an intercom connection to her should be riding behind her to give advice as she rides, but since she is a new rider and driver she should be following a more experienced rider. Or in other words put her between two experienced riders.