mal steering method is the pull-push method you instructor will again teach you this.
Like a cycle if you are moving slowly you can turn the handle bars as much as you like you can do the same with the steering wheel.
Like a cycle again at higher speeds slowly moving the handle bars prevents the loss of your teeth in the tarmac, small gradual movements of the steering wheel will give maximum control.
There are 6 external indicators on modern cars, 2 on the front, 2 on the side and 2 on the rear. They are controlled by the indicator stick on the steering column.
To apply the indicator simply moves it in the direction you intend to turn the wheel.
Nearly all the time it will self cancel after the manoeuvre; you will know this will happen if you hear a small click. If it does not cancel you must cancel it.
They are operated the same as the indicators via a stick on the steering column.
Your instructor will teach you to use these as you will always need to be able to see where you are going!
The other entire auxiliary controls such as the heater, lights cruise control etc will be covered by your instructor.