Alpha and Omega Driving School Acronyms

Alpha and Omega Driving School These acronyms represent who we are, what we stand for, our beliefs and our values. ParkingrnTo bring (a vehicle that one is driving) to a halt and leave it temporarily, typically in a parking lot or by the side of the road.rnOne of the lessons taught when driving. rnRadiance A quality of brightness and happiness that can be seen on a person's face. We want our students to shine and to be recognized as an Alpha and Omega student by everyone. rnAnointing We believe in God and we believe that whatever we put our minds to we can succeed because we are anointed by Him. And because we are so blessed, our students are blessed also, which means as long as they are focused they will get what they came to us for. Yea rnHave an intense feeling of longing for something, typically something that one has lost or been separated from. rnWe can only get something or achieve our goals if we want it bad enough and that’s the attitude we want our students to have. The instructor can only do so much and carry them so far but in the end, when it comes to the road test, it’s all on them to remember and execute what was taught. ElevationrnWe want our students to excel. Every lesson they take they should be moving up. A student cannot come to us and after 5 lessons has been taught nothing. They should not be leaving our driving school the same way they came.rnRestorationrnThe action of returning something to a former owner, place, or condition.rnLet’s say a student comes to us, he/she used to be able to drive but it’s been a while since they’ve been around the wheel and they have forgotten how to drive or they’ve forgotten some of the rules of driving. We can get them back to the place they were before they forgot how to drive. They’ll even be better drivers. rnThe Tri-ismrnThree bodies ending with ism, a distinctive practice or philosophy. SubjectivismrnWe treat our students with respect and care. Each student is different and with that in mind we have to approach the lessons differently. ProfessionalismrnThe skill, good judgment, and polite behavior that is expected from a person who is trained to do a job well.rnWe are a driving school competing with other driving schools and because of that we have to possess something other schools might not have, professionalism. We answer the phone a certain way, we talk to our customers a certain way, we provide a certain level of service and our instructors are punctual. FactualismrnA theory or belief relying heavily on fact.rnOur instructors do not present themselves to a lesson without any knowledge of what their teaching. What we give students are facts, not uncertainty. Our instructors are instructors for a reason, they qualify to be doing what they’re doing. rnBook used for class –“Insight” by Bernard LonergardrnBernard believes you can only have insight if you have three things: • Affirmationrn• Understandingrn• Experience