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Instructor Responsibilities and Professionalism Chapter 8 Instructor Responsibilities and Professionalism

Responsibilities Help students learn Provide adequate instruction Demand Standards of Performance Emphasize the positive

Helping Students Learn Make it enjoyable Make it satisfying Make it interesting Make it challenging Make it right

Helping Students Learn Devise plan of action Create positive student-instructor relation Present information effectively Transfer responsibility for learning to student Evaluate

Provide adequate instruction Analyze student Adjust training as appropriate

Standards of Performance High and correct standards

Emphasize the positive Learning should be fun Scenarios Stalls kill people

Flight Instructor Responsibilities Evaluation of Student Piloting Ability Did learning occur? Keep students informed of progress. Demonstrate properly. Do not take over controls.

Flight Instructor Responsibilities Pilot Supervision Proper training Solo operations All 1st solo landings to a full stop

Flight Instructor Responsibilities Practical test recommendations Procedures outlined in PTS Flight Instructor Endorsements AC 61-65 Certification: Pilots and Flight Instructors FAA Form 8710-1 Airman Certification and/or Rating Application

Flight Instructor Responsibilities Additional Training and Endorsements AC 61-98 Currency and Additional Qualification Requirements for Certificated Pilots Flight Reviews Instrument Proficiency Checks

Flight Instructor Responsibilities Aircraft Checkouts/Transitions Pilot Proficiency AC 61-91 Pilot Proficiency Award Program

Download Advisory Circulars http://www.aea200.ea.faa.gov/ea01/advisorycirculars.htm

Professionalism Sincerity Acceptance of the student Personal appearance and habits Demeanor Safety Practices and Accident Prevention Language

Professionalism Self Improvement Minimizing student frustrations Motivate students Keep students informed Approach students as individuals Give credit where credit is due Criticize constructively Be consistent and admit errors

Aeronautical Decision Making Aeronautical decision making for student and private pilots 629.13252 N277s Aeronautical decision making for instrument pilots 629.13252 N277in Aeronautical decision making for commercial pilots 629.13252 N277c Aeronautical decision making for instructor pilots 629.13252 N277i