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Helping students learn

• lesson should be an enjoyable experience and interesting



• support students motivation



• provide guidance

Providing adequate instruction

• know your student. (Background, way of thinking)



• different types of students require different teaching approaches.

Standard of performance

• instructor is responsible for training to an acceptable standard. (PTS, ACS)



• don't allow substandard performance

Minimize student frustration

Inform - keep students up to date with their progression and what is expected of them


Admit mistakes - be honest "nobody is perfect"


Motivate - help students see how a lesson can help them reach their goals


Be consistent - the instructors philosophy and actions must be consistent


Approach the student as an individual - each student has a different personality


•credit- notice and give credit to good effort and performance


•criticize constructively- brief student on errors and explain how to correct them

IAMBACC

Physiological obstacles for flight students

Students may react to unfamiliar noises, or experience unfamiliar sensations due to G force. "A sick student does not learn well"

Flight instructor responsibilities. (Instructor tasks)

•Flight test recommendations


•Endorsements


•Aircraft checkout


•Refresher training (flight review, IPC chec)


•Student supervision and evaluation

FEARS

Ensuring student skill set

Flight instructors must ensure student pilots develop the required skills and knowledge prior to solo. Pts acs

Professionalism

•Senerity- straightforward and honest


•Self improvement- willingness to learn and improve all the time


•Safty- encourages safety procedures. Sets an example and develops good habits


•Language- use appropriate language, explain terminology if used.


•Acceptance- the student and instructor must have mutual respect and accept each other.


•Personal appearance- look clean / dress professional


•Demeanor- stay calm and disciplined

SSSLAPD

Evaluation of student ability

Demonstrated ability


Evaluation of ability during flight is based on established standards. (Pts)



Keeping the student informed



Correction of student errors

Aviation instructors and exams

Knowledge test-


The instructor provides the student an endorsement to certify they have the required knowledge to pass the test. They are held accountable for deficient performance



Practical test-


The applicant should demonstrate the knowledge and skill level required for the certificate or rating





Professional development

Aviation is changing rapidly and instructor must continue to develop their knowledge and skill I. Order to teach successfully.



Continuing education


•Government (FAA)


•Educational/training institutions (college)


•commercial organizations.


•industrial organizations