Block 2 Flashcards
What is in 91.205?
Airspeed indicator Tachometer Oil pressure gauge Manifold pressure gauge Altimeter Temperature gauge Oil temperature gauge Fuel gauge Landing gear position indicator Anti Collison lights Magnetic compass ELT Safety belts
Fuses Landing light (for hire) Anti collision lights Position lights Source of electricity
What are the 4 essential teaching skills?
People Skills
Assessment Skills
Management Skills
Subject Matter Expertise
Define people skills
how you interact with others
define assessment skills
ability to assess and give feedback
define management skills
ability to plan, organize, lead, and manage students and lessons
define subject matter expertise
has high level of expertise, never stop learning
What are the required inspections?
Annual
VOR check (every 30 days, IFR)
100-hour (commercial use)
Altimeter & Static System (24 calendar months)
Transponder (24 calendar months)
ELT (every 12 calendar months or 1 hour or 1/2 battery life)
What are the required documents?
MEL Airworthiness Certificate Registration Radio operators license (international) Operating manual Weight and balance Garmin manual
Procedure for determining airworthiness with MEL
Have to use MEL
O can be deferred by pilots
M needs to be deferred by maintenance
if not in MEL, not airworthy
Procedure for determining airworthiness without MEL
- ) 91.205
- ) VFR Day type cert (TCDS)
- ) AD’s
- ) KOEL’s (Kind of equipment list)
100 vs Annual
100 hour is for rental/hire
Annual must be done by A&P with IA
100 hour can be done by A&P
Types of flaps (4)
Plain flaps
Slotted Flaps
Split Flaps
Fowler Flaps
You hit a bird, how do you handle the situation?
-Slow down to maneuvering speed
-maintain control
-assess the situation
-If the damage is significant land as soon as practicable.
-Don’t hesitate to declare an emergency, and
don’t rule out an off-airport landing
What are the characteristics of a well planned lesson?
C- content R- relation to course of training I - Instructional steps S - Scope P - Practicality F - Flexibility U - Unity
content of well planned lesson plan
include new material while reinforcing what is already known
unity of well planned lesson plan
Instruction towards desired learning outcomes
Scope of well planned lesson plan
appropriate amount of material
Practicality of well planned lesson plan
appropriate to the conditions (aircraft lesson vs FTD lesson)
Flexibility of well planned lesson plan
Ability to adjust to the student
Relation of training of well planned lesson plan
.instruction to reinforce the overall course goals and objectives
Instructional Steps of training of well planned lesson plan
preparation, presentation, application, and review and evaluation
Purpose of a lesson plan
- Teaching outline
- Selection of materials
- Visual Aids
- Activity/worksheets/scenario
- Time management of the lesson
- Proper teaching sequence
- Eliminates unimportant details
- Standardization of instruction
What documents to pilots need?
Pilot Cert
Medical
Government Issued ID
Ramp badge
What is a course of training?
a complete series of studies learning to achieve a specific goal
Items for preparation of a lesson?
- Training Objectives & Standards
- Performance based objectives
- Decision based objectives
Lesson Organization Methods
- Past to Present
- Simple to Complex
- Know to Unknown
- Most Frequently Used to Least Used
Training Delivery Methods
Lecture Method
Guided Discussion Method
- Lecture Method
- What are the pros & cons
instructor delivers knowledge to a silent crowd
Pros: convienent, can cover a lot in short amount of time
Cons: hard to know learner understanding, doesn’t support certain types of learning outcomes
- Guided Discussion Method
- What are the pros & cons
the goal is to draw out the knowledge if the learner
Pros: encourages learners to listen and discuss
Cons: can take long
What are the characteristics of an effective question?
Is adapted to the learners ability Presents a challenge Is brief and concise, but clear Centers on one idea Applies to the subject
Demonstration-Performance Method
Explanation Demonstration Learner Performance Instructor Supervision Evaluation
Instructional aids should…
support the lesson be learner centered build on previous learning appeal to learners easy to understand
Blocks of Learning
- Lessons grouped together for one subject area
- Subject areas build up to reinforce the objective
