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- Eduardo Lina
- I'm married to Susy. I have two daughters: Gabriela and Maia, and three granddaughters, Sol, Dor and Eliana. I'm 67 years old. I taught in Kugel High School (www.kugel.org.il) in Holon, Israel from 1989 until 2023. I have developed and facilitated many Israel Ministry of Education's Spanish and English as a Foreign Languages online workshops. I was born in Argentina. I have been living in Israel since 1979. I love to use Moodle. Education: Primary and high school in Argentina. B.A., M.A in English and Teaching Certificate - Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. Diploma in Teaching English to those with Specific Learning Disabilities (Dyslexia) - Bar Ilan University, Israel. Teaching certificate in Spanish as a Foreign Language in the Israeli School System - Israel's Ministry of Education. M.A. - Department of Information Studies - Knowledge Management Trend at Bar Ilan University. Certified Google Innovator - July 2015. ICT Teachers' Teacher - Israel Ministry of Education 2017. Certified Moodle Educator - September 2020
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my comment is comlecated as this situation seems very complicated also. on the one hand, it seems like a good idea to create and imforce more rules for teen drivers as they account for a large percentage of accidents. als, teens are used to having rules from other parts of ther lives (like school for example).
However, on the other hand, it appears to me as unfair to apply extra rules only on teens! since there are SO many accident in this country- we must apply them on ALL drivers.
First,my answer is yes! Teens should have so many driving laws.
In israel, teens at age 17 start driving, a lot of them are still irresponsible and childish-reason for a lot of accidents.
Extra rules for teens could prevent accidents.
However, i think that the laws should be active not more than the age 19.
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