Above a student in deep thought understanding the readings on the display
As you can see on the screen shot there is a fair bit of information to process before you make any adjustments
As you can see in the picture the students are learning how to overhaul / repair a power steering gear box. Although we use mostly rack and pinion steering today these principles still apply and need to be learned
As you can see in the picture removing a coil spring has some risk. To prevent possible injury or spring from quickly flying out it MUST be secured with a chain to something that won't move.
Today the students are replacing. Front cross member that was bent during a collision. This was diagnosed by completing complex frame measuring procedures
As you can see in this picture the shop environment is very busy. We start on the workbench with training aids then to live work on student vehicles. I find that the students are more engaged when working on their own cars/trucks.
As you can see in the next picture two of my students practicing their newly learned skills.
Snap on Modius vs Tech 2 for a complex ABS problem unfortunately we had to use ours brains instead, all these high tech gizmos still no match for skill
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This is a perfect example of how gaming has made its mark on education, I had a chance to use this product last term on a trial run. I can honestly say that the student engagement during discussions was increased. I feel that the ability to practice some of the material in a somewhat fun approach benefited the students that wouldn't normally engage in class. the other feature I liked is like most software you get to how long they used the product, but more importantly where they need some instructor assistance
Using a Modis scan tool today the students learned how to test an ABS wheel sensor in real time. The advantage to this method of testing is you can watch the AC sine wave pattern, the voltage the sensor is producing, which is vital in finding the root problem. As you can see on the screen below we can display on a larger screen for complete class engagement.
Today the students learned how the servo brake system works.
The servo brake is self energizing. This achieved by the primary brake shoe aiding the application of the secondary brake shoe. The purpose for this lowers the amount of hydraulic pressure required to apply the brakes.
You should use the proper brake tools to replace these components.
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