F. Techniques of Flight Instruction

Question 1

IM AIR 5 Hazardous Attitudes *

Answer 1

Invulnerability
Machoism
Antiauthority
Impulsivity
Resignation

Question 2

WIP UAA Obstacles to Learning During Flight Instruction *

Answer 2

Worry or lack of interest
Impatience
Physical Discomfort, illness, fatique, dehydration
Unfair treatment
Apathy due to inadequate instruction
Anxiety

Question 3

EDSIE Demonstration-Performance Training Delivery

Answer 3

Explanation
Demonstration
Student Performs
Instructor Supervision
Evaluation

Question 4

DCI The Decision Making Process

Answer 4

Defining the Problem
Choosing a Course of Action
Implementing the Decision and Evaluating the Outcome

Question 5

Sterile Cockpit

Answer 5

Refrain from non-essential activities in critical flight phases
Taxi, Takeoff, landing and below 10,000 except cruise

Question 6

Use of Distractions

Answer 6

Performing tasks secondary to controlling the plane increase risk of stall or spin
Instructor can create distractions while student is flying
Duty to train student to divide attention between flying and distraction
Ex: get something from backseat, read OAT, new airport