That's because your instructor doesn't know how to instruct.
He knows how to drive, but he doesn't know how to teach others how to drive.
There's actually a recent thread posted in relation to this topic. It's an excellent example of how not to treat someone who needs help.
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So after your training at the OC will you be going out with a different trainer on the road?
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The ability to impart knowledge to others is a skill either someone has or they don't.
There isn't even a test academia employs to determine whether or not a teacher or professor possesses this skill, so you can be darn sure the trucking industry won't have one either.
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