Block 2 Flashcards
What are the Essential Teaching skills? Define them
SPAM Subject matter expertise People Skills Assessment Skills Management Skills
What are the ways to prepare a lesson?
Performance Based: Set measurable, reasonable standards describing the learners desired performance
Decision Based: Scenario based training, ADM, and teaches critical thinking skills
What are the lesson organization methods?
Past to Present - Arranged chronologically from the present to the past or the past to the present. Time relationships are most suitable when history is an important consideration.
Simple to Complex: Less information at first is easier to absorb
Know to Unknown: Using something that the learner already knows to relate to something new
Most Frequently Used to Least Used: Starts with common usage before progressing to the rarer ones.
What are the training delivery methods?
Lecture method
Guided discussion method
What is the lecture method and what are advantages and disadvantages?
Instructor delivers knowledge via lectures to learners who are more silent participants.
Advantages: Good for large groups, can present many ideas in a short time
Disadvantages: Cant gauge all learners understanding of material, Cant gauge attentiveness
What is the guided discussion method and what are the advantages and disadvantages?
Similar to lecture method but actively integrates learners into the process.
Advantages: Everyone has the ability to comment, listen and participate. Encourages learners to listen and learn from their instructor
Disadvantages: Can get off topic
What are the characteristics of an effective question?
Applies to the subject of instruction
brief and concise, but also clear and definite
Adapted to the learners
Centered on one idea
Presents a challenge to the learner
What is the group learning method?
Small groups who can work together to maximize understanding. Group learning requires active participation from each group member
What is the demonstration-Performance Method?
Explanation phase - Ground briefing
Demonstration Phase - Showing the student the maneuver
Student performance - Student flys and CFI coaches
Instructor supervision - Let the student do it without talking so much
Evaluation - Say nothing and let the student do the maneuver
Why are instructional aids and training technologies good?
Are learner centered
Build on previous learning
Support lesson objective
Appeal to learners
What is course of training?
Studies leading to a specific goal. For example the private pilot course
What are blocks of learning?
Lessons grouped together for one subject area
Subject areas build up to and reinforce the objective
What is a training syllabus?
Known as a TCO and is an organized approach to training objective and goals
What is the purpose of a lesson plan?
Teaching outline Selection of materials Time management of the lesson Proper teaching sequence Eliminates unimportant details Standardization of instruction
What are the characteristics of a well-planned lesson
Unity Content Scope Practicality Flexibility Relation to course of training Instructional steps
What are the required documents in an airplane
MARROWS
MEL (minimum equipment list): what it is, where to find it
Airworthiness Cert: Valid as long as inspections are
current, plane is in good condition
Federal Registration: 3 years
Radio Station License (for a/c) and the Radiotelephone Operators permit (pilot)
Operating limitations (POH)
Weight and balance (must be referenced by tail number)
S: supplements, like our G1000 manual or an autopilot manual (airplane specific)
What is 91.205 and what is required?
ATOMATOFLAMES - Day
+ FLAPS - Night
What inspections are required on the airplane
AV1ATE
Annual (inspection authorization mechanic)
VOR (VOR check) (30 days for IFR)
100 hour vs annual (and what can replace what)
Altimeter / pitot static inspection (required even if not
IFR if you have a Mode C transponder) (24 cal months)
Transponder 24 cal months
ELT 12 cal months - Must be replaced or recharged if 50% battery left or it has been used for over 1 hour
If there is inop equipment with no MEL can we fly?
- VFR day type
- Kinds of Operations
- 91.205 (ATOMATO FLAMES FLAPS)
- AD’s
What are the four different kind of airplane flaps?
Plain
Split
Slotted
Fowler
Types of Effective questions
Overhead Rhetorical Direct Reverse Relay
What type of engine does the archer have?
Lycoming IO 360 Direct-drive Horizontally opposed Normally aspirated 4 cylinder 180hp 4 stroke
What type of landing gear is on the piper archer
Fixed
Tricycle
Oleo Strut
How many batteries does the archer have?
4
A main batter, Emergency batter, standby batter, ELT battery
