This Classroom course will help prepare you to become a driver education classroom instructor and be able to teach from a driver education curriculum. The purpose of the Fundamental Concepts of Teaching and Learning Course is to train individuals to become professional teachers in driver education. The course is designed to provide instructor candidates with a fundamental understanding of the teaching and learning process, and the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to teach driver education. To be eligible for this Classroom Endorsement course and earn the Iowa 5-12 Driver and Safety Education Endorsement, you must be a licensed educator or administrator in good standing with the Iowa Board of Educational Examiners (BOEE). In addition, you must have successfully completed both the Behind-the-Wheel Theory and Behind-the-Wheel Practicum courses for college credit. Please note that if you completed the Behind-the-Wheel Theory and Practicum courses through another institution, you will be required to retake both courses through Indian Hills Community College in order to earn the Iowa 5-12 Driver and Safety Education Endorsement. If you have not yet completed the Behind-the-Wheel Theory and Practicum courses, they must be completed before beginning the Classroom Endorsement course. However, you may enroll in all three courses at the same time. Once enrolled, the course instructor will provide guidance on the recommended sequence and next steps. Classroom Course Length: 6 to 10 weeks. Prerequisite: Successful completion of the Behind-the-Wheel Theory and Behind-the-Wheel Practicum courses for college credit. If you have additional questions, please contact: Andy Nelson, Course Instructor, andy@saferdriver.net, 641-242-0600.