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MODSEA Mission Statement
The mission of the
Missouri Driver Safety Education Association (MODSEA)
is to promote a level of excellence among driver education and
traffic safety professionals in the delivery of instruction to the
novice driver.
MODSEA believes that the delivery of high quality instruction
by driver education and traffic safety professionals
will equip the novice driver with the skills to begin the lifelong
learning process of driving safely.
MODSEA Vision Statement
The vision of the
Missouri Driver Safety Education Association (MODSEA)
is to be actively involved and recognized in Missouri as the leader
in the delivery of driver and traffic safety education
and to be included as an integral part of Missouri’s driver safety
plan.
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MODSEA DISTINGUISHED EXCELLENCE IN TRAFFIC SAFETY AWARD (DETSA)
The Distinguished Excellence in Traffic Safety Award is sponsored by the Missouri Driver Safety Education Association (MODSEA).Each year the MODSEA recognizes a leader(s) whose commitment and contributions in the realm of driver and traffic safety has exceeded
and gone beyond that which is generally accepted as being part of his/her responsibility.
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Welcome to MODSEA! The Missouri Driver
Safety and Education Association is a comprehensive group of
teachers and safety advocates who are committed to the improvement
and advancement of safe transportation.
My name is Molly Kleiber and I am the current
MODSEA President. I currently teach at Liberty High School in
the Wentzville School District. I have been teaching Driver
Education since 2014.
Prior to teaching Driver Education I taught 8th Grade Science for
seven years. I am also a certified sports performance coach, a
member of MOSHAPE, and an avid tennis player.
Through teaching driver education, I have received a number
of awards and honors from student produced video productions
promoting safe driving. In 2016, I helped my school to win $10,000
from Jim Butler Chevrolet by having the most community members
pledging to be safe drivers. I love working with my
community and promoting safe driving habits for all members of the
community.
Moving forward, one of the goals of MODSEA is to
promote the value of driver education by working with the American
Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association (ADTSEA) to promote
driver education safety, quality instructional practices, and
up-to-date driver education information. MODSEA was working
with Missouri State Representative Galen Higdon and his effort to
pass legislation (HB 534) to require driver education to get a
driver's license. Efforts continue to bring various organizations
together in a collaborative manner to advance driver education and
safe driving practices. We are working with Janice Rehak at DESE to
find solutions to the need for driver education and the shortage of
qualified instructors. Allyn Workman is working with Brett
Robinson (ADTSEA) to bring them to Missouri to provide instructor
training to us. Details
on this are in the works and more
information to come soon.
With the leadership of the Executive Board, and the support
of MODSEA members, we will do our best to promote, improve, and
advocate for the need for driver education in Missouri.
My personal goal is to organize more
professional development opportunities for those who teach Driver
Education courses. Our organization is comprised of
some of the best driving safety professionals in the state. I
hope to implement the sharing of best practices in our content area
and to collaborate on ideas for future MODSEA conference topics.
This year (2019) we will have a presentation and
information on becoming a certified Driver Education Educator and
provide resources for current driver education teachers at the
annual MOSHAPE conference at the Lake of the Ozarks on November
8th-10th. I hope to see you there!
I would like to encourage you to
join
ADTSEA and to attend the ADTSEA national conference. You may
find information about becoming an ADTSEA member and
registering for the ADTSEA conference at
www.adtsea.org, click on “Events”,
click
on box for 2018 ADTSEA Conference.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions
or suggestions for MODSEA.
Sincerely,
Molly Kleiber
64th ADTSEA
National Conference
July 19 – 22,
2020
Double Tree Hilton Hotel Wichita
Airport
2098 Airport Road
Wichita, KS 67209-1941
Hotel
Reservation: 1-316-945-5272
The American Driver
and Traffic Safety Education Association (ADTSEA)
What is ADTSEA?
Presentation by Brett Robinson, Executive Director, ADTSEA.