Insurance 101 for Teen Drivers

Grade Levels

10th Grade, 11th Grade, 12th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, 9th Grade

Course, Subject

Driver's Education

Related Academic Standards

Identify and know a model of decision-making. • Stop-Think-Go • SIPDE (Search, Identify, Predict, Decide and Execute) • IPDE (Identify, Predict, Decide and Execute) • SEE (Search, Evaluate, Execute)

14.4.CE.C 14.4.CE.C

Identify how emotions affect driver decisions. • Depression/Sadness • Elation • Anger • Road Rage • Fear

14.4.CE.G 14.4.CE.G

Analyze the consequences of high-risk driver actions and human error. • Vehicular crashes • Injury or death • Civil liability • Property damage • Financial loss • Pennsylvania Point System • Fines • Loss of license

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Description

Insurance 101 for Teen Drivers is an interactive classroom presentation module that helps drivers' education and middle and high school financial literacy teachers show and tell teens how bad driving decisions negatively impact auto insurance costs. The 55-minute program includes three segments: a lecture to define basic insurance terms; a demonstration of how to request a quote; and an interactive It's Your Choice decision-making game. Presentation materials include an animated PowerPoint^®, an auto insurance terms handout, a worksheet for use during the game, and a combined multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank quiz.

Rationale

URL or Resource

This free module can be downloaded at http://insureuonline.org/insureu_special_teendriving.htm.

Content Provider or Additional Information

National Association of Insurance Commissioners

Insurance 101 for Teen Drivers