MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «KERB DRILL»
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «KERB DRILL»
Découvrez l'usage de
kerb drill dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
kerb drill et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Perfect Match Health Ed P2
Try doing the kerb drill now! Look right again. Hold up your right hand as you
cross j^i\ ^^j Remember to do the kerb drill 'f X whenever you cross a road at a
traffic 1 junction or use a zebra crossing. ^ in Exchange your Pupil's Book with
your ...
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My Spring: Royal Times and Ordinary Lives
More cars on the road led to new promotions and slogans such as the
introduction of the kerb drill 'eyes right — eyes left — then quick march' to make
crossing busier roads safer. British Pathe News had started introducing sound to
their ...
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Thinking About Criminology
At that stage, the form of words in use was the kerb drill. “Halt at the kerb. Eyes
right, eyes left, eyes right again, and if all clear, quick march across the road.” The
name of drill, the use of militaristic language—halt, all clear, march—led young ...
Simon Holdaway, Paul Rock, Professor of Social Institutions Paul Rock, 2005
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Automotive A-Z: Lane's Complete Dictionary of Automotive Terms
... for additional speed and stability when rallying off public roads. kerb drill, a
series of precautions taken by a pedestrian to ensure it is safe before crossing a
road. kerb extension, a buildout. kerb idle speed, the low idle speed of an engine
...
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Child Safety: Problem and Prevention from Pre-School to ...
It was introduced in the early 1970s as a replacement for the much older Kerb
Drill (introduced in 1942), which was by then regarded as old- fashioned and
rather militaristic in tone (it contained commands such as 'Halt!' and 'Quick March!
').
Bill Gillham, James Thompson, 2005
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INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION, 4th edition
Tne limes of 6 March 1970 carried an item on the teaching of kerb drill: Kerb drill,
which millions of children learn, can be a death ritual, two researchers said
yesterday. More than 60 per cent of young children killed on the roads die
because ...
Ronald Woods, Robin Barrow, 2002
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
17c variant of CURB. kerb-crawler c» noun someone who indulges in kerb-
crawling, the practice of driving slowly alongside the kerb in order to lure
potential sexual partners into the car. kerb drill o noun the safe procedure for
crossing a road ...
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Chambers concise dictionary
[17c variant of CURB] kerb-crawler >n someone who indulges in kerb- crawling,
the practice of driving slowly alongside the kerb in order to lure potential sexual
partners into the car. kerb drill >n the safe procedure for crossing a road ...
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Pocket Oxford English Dictionary
origin var. of curb. kerb-crawling n. Brit. driving slowly beside a pavement in
search of a prostitute. kerb-crawler n. kerb drill n. Brit. a set of rules followed in
order to cross a road safely, as taught to children. kerbside (US curbside) n. the
side of ...
Lesson. 1. Vocabulary Brake, force, kerb drill, listen, look, pedestrian crossing,
pelican crossing, safety, speed, stopping time, think, traffic lights, zebra crossing
Introduction ?minl Explain to the children that they will be talking about road
safety.
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «KERB DRILL»
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kerb drill est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Geoffrey Shryhane's Wigan World
“To this he attached a little character called Little Tommy, and demonstrated what would happen if careless Tommy didn't follow his kerb drill. «Wigan Today, juil 15»
Fabulous colour posters from golden age of public safety adverts
In the 1950s we had the slogan “Keep a good lookout”. In the 60s it was “Always do your kerb drill”. And by the 1970s the message was “Follow ... «Mirror.co.uk, juin 15»
Welsh Bridge closed after pedestrian hit by car in Shrewsbury
December 7, 2014 09:30. The welsh bridge is no more dangerous than any other road in shrewsbury ,kerb drill practiced no problem . «shropshirestar.com, déc 14»
SLIDESHOW - Retro: Salute to lollipop heroes
A policeman invented Kerb Drill Kate, a doll that went through the correct way to cross the road. Sheffield schools in the 1970s were visited by ... «The Star, nov 14»
More road markings and signs to help with safety habits: LTA
The kerb drill refers to the set of safety procedures that school children are taught to follow before they cross the road. Besides school zones ... «TODAYonline, oct 14»
Coach driver plays matador with half-ton bull with only a broom to …
Or perhaps the bull belonged to the Tufty road safety club, was up to speed on his kerb drill, and wouldn't dream of crossing the road without ... «Gloucester Citizen, juil 14»
Guardian Angels and the grace of God
I also had to have a refresher course on kerb drill after taking a few risks crossing the road, secure in the knowledge that Wopsy was close. at hand. I was very ... «Scottish Catholic Observer, août 13»
Generation Peak-Teen
Children can be taught “kerb drill by rote”, they wrote, “but you will find that they do not really understand it and cannot actually put it into ... «New Statesman, juil 13»
Road Safety Red Squirrel Tufty Fluffytail to be honoured in exhibition …
... ranging from shocking to humorous; Tufty's appeal lay in the friendly images and accessible language used, for example, in the 'kerb drill'. «MotorTrades Insight, mai 13»
Tufty turns 60
Six years later the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents devised the quasi-military kerb drill – "At the kerb, halt! Look right, look left, look ... «Telegraph.co.uk, avril 13»
