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Chapter 5 — The Teaching Process

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  1. aircraft weight and balance
  2. weight and balance
  3. instructional aids
  4. human behavior
  5. preparation
  6. presentation
  7. application
  8. assessment
  9. assessment skills
  10. management skills
  11. effective communication
  12. two-way process of effective communication
  13. SME — subject matter expert
  14. FAA — Federal Aviation Administration
  15. aviation maintenance SME
  16. time management
  17. lifelong learner
  18. preflight procedures
  19. risk management
  20. maintenance procedure
  21. hands-on tasks
  22. assessment of learning
  23. knowledge tests
  24. oral quizzes
  25. performance tests
  26. aviation citizen
  27. good judgment
  28. manage risk
  29. flight deck technology
  30. Student Pilot's Model Code of Conduct
  31. course of training
  32. curriculum
  33. syllabus
  34. lesson plan
  35. AMT — aviation maintenance technician
  36. 14 CFR — Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations
  37. training syllabus
  38. completion standards
  39. Flight Instructors Model Code of Conduct (FIMCC)
  40. FIMCC — Flight Instructors Model Code of Conduct
  41. Student Pilot’s Model Code of Conduct
  42. NAFI — National Association of Flight Instructors
  43. SAFE — Society of Aviation and Flight Educators
  44. private pilot certificate
  45. high-performance airplanes
  46. 14 CFR part 147
  47. building block progression of learning
  48. performance-based objectives
  49. decision-based objectives
  50. decision-based training objectives
  51. scenario-based training
  52. ADM — Aeronautical Decision-Making
  53. cognitive domain
  54. affective domain
  55. psychomotor domain
  56. domains of learning
  57. level of learning
  58. ACS — Airman Certification Standards
  59. PTS — Practical Test Standards
  60. behavioral objective
  61. training objectives
  62. decision-based
  63. critical thinking skills
  64. cognitive
  65. affective
  66. psychomotor
  67. Airman Certification Standards
  68. Practical Test Standards
  69. 14 CFR certification requirements
  70. description of the skill or behavior
  71. areas of operation
  72. Tasks
  73. power-off stall
  74. criteria
  75. prepared flight log
  76. training aircraft
  77. SBT — scenario-based training
  78. pilot judgment
  79. HOTS — Higher Order Thinking Skills
  80. maneuver-based approach
  81. realistic flight maneuvers
  82. dynamic training environment
  83. cross-country operations
  84. Emergency Procedures
  85. repair and maintenance of aircraft
  86. Attention
  87. Motivation
  88. overview
  89. integrated lesson plans
  90. Lesson Introduction
  91. simple-to-complex
  92. radio navigation systems
  93. jet propulsion
  94. gas turbine engine
  95. Class D Airspace
  96. Class E Airspace
  97. Class G Airspace
  98. Class a Airspace
  99. Class B Airspace
  100. Class C Airspace
  101. heading indicators
  102. magnetic compass
  103. working memory
  104. short-term memory
  105. training delivery methods
  106. lecture method
  107. group learning
  108. lecture
  109. e-learning
  110. illustrated talk
  111. briefing
  112. formal lecture
  113. teaching lecture
  114. demonstration-performance method
  115. discrepancy
  116. guided discussion method
  117. preflight briefing
  118. postflight briefing
  119. preflight briefings
  120. postflight briefings
  121. cooperative learning
  122. lead-off question
  123. follow-up question
  124. open-ended questions
  125. cause-and-effect relationships
  126. density altitude
  127. high-altitude airport
  128. fully loaded aircraft
  129. learner-centered approach
  130. instructor-centered approach
  131. analysis
  132. synthesis
  133. evaluation
  134. one-on-one learning situation
  135. postflight review
  136. Problem-Based Learning
  137. PBL — problem-based learning
  138. situated environment
  139. scenario-based training method
  140. initial training
  141. situational awareness
  142. Scenario-Based Training Method (SBT)
  143. operational environment
  144. transition training
  145. upgrade training
  146. recurrent training
  147. special training
  148. sound judgment
  149. Piper Cherokee 180
  150. power supply
  151. College Airport
  152. unrestricted visibility
  153. NTSB — National Transportation Safety Board
  154. electronic learning
  155. flight training devices
  156. flight simulators
  157. FTDs — Flight Training Devices
  158. Collaborative Problem-Solving Method
  159. Electronic Learning (E-Learning)
  160. technology flight training devices
  161. BATDs — Basic Aviation Training Devices
  162. AATDs — advanced aviation training devices
  163. two-seat training versions
  164. cross-indexed
  165. traffic patterns
  166. CAL — computer-assisted learning
  167. PC — personal computer
  168. multimedia
  169. FAA knowledge test
  170. distance learning
  171. computer-assisted learning
  172. FAA knowledge tests
  173. role-playing
  174. cooperative or group learning
  175. Cooperative or Group Learning Method
  176. learner performance
  177. instructor supervision
  178. evaluation phase
  179. crosswind landings
  180. Drill and Practice Method
  181. Traffic Pattern
  182. training media
  183. part-task trainers
  184. nontowered airport
  185. communication procedures
  186. available runways
  187. Instructional Aids and Training Technologies
  188. charts
  189. graphs
  190. diagrams
  191. behavioral objectives
  192. enhanced training materials
  193. training syllabi
  194. instructor endorsements
  195. maneuvers guide
  196. A&P — Airframe and Powerplant
  197. regulatory training benchmarks
  198. model
  199. mock-up
  200. cut-away
  201. scale model
  202. learner competency
  203. rote learning
  204. FAA tests
  205. stand-alone learning tools
  206. lab-type environment
  207. VR — virtual reality