Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)

Fundamentals of Instruction

Characteristics of Learning

Purposeful—unique with individual’s past experience

Result of Experience—must experience to learn

Multifaceted—verbal, conceptual, emotional

Active Process—to learn: react and respond

 

Laws of Learning

Readiness—reason to learn–motivation

Exercise—most often repeated is best remembered

Effect—best with pleasant feeling

Primacy—teach right the first time

Intensity—vivid, dramatic, or exciting

Recency—most recent is best remembered

 

Levels of Learning

Rote–memorization

Understanding—perceiving and learning

Application—achieving skill to apply and perform

Correlation—associating learning to previously learned

Domains of Learning

Cognitive—recall information—understanding

Affective—awareness, integration, emotion toward the experience

Psychomotor—observation, habit, physical skill, coordination of muscles

Memorize Endorsements

Types of flight instructor endorsements

Park Off Pigs

Pilot certificates

Aircraft rating

Recency of experience requirement

Knowledge test

Operating privilege

Flight instructor certificate

Flight review

Practical test

Instrument rating

Ground instructor certificate

Student pilot certificate

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