A school bus driver’s bad attitude leads to unsafe driving and poor job performance in this 23-minute educational film from 1981.
Synopsis
A school bus driver’s bad attitude leads to unsafe driving and poor job performance in this 23-minute educational film from 1981.
Synopsis
Barbara, a school bus driver, starts her day with a strong work ethic. She consistently prioritizes safety until a shift in her attitude affects her performance. As her behavior worsens, her interactions with students and traffic become dangerous. The film outlines the consequences of a negative mindset for bus drivers. It emphasizes the need for a positive approach in a job that directly impacts the safety of children on the road. Directed by Dave Parker, the film runs for 23 minutes.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Watch Barbara's transformation from model employee to unsafe driver.
- See the direct effects of attitude on school bus safety.
- Find out how a bad attitude can impact job performance.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1981 and runs for 23 minutes.
- Barbara, the main character, is depicted as a model employee before her attitude changes.
- The film specifically addresses the safety of school bus drivers and their passengers.
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Who directed The Attitude Factor?
The Attitude Factor was directed by Dave Parker.
What is the duration of The Attitude Factor?
The duration of The Attitude Factor is 23 minutes.
Who is the main cast member in The Attitude Factor?
Mary Seibel is the main cast member in The Attitude Factor.
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