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Fly Better Book Four....Flight Instructional Technique.
  • Most modern flight instructor reference books are all big on detail about how to present a theory lesson to a class, but lack detail about how to present a flying lesson where it counts....in the air.

  • This book fills that need. It presents a powerful method of conducting a flying lesson in the cockpit. It also covers other important issues such as 'Training Syllabus' construction, a flexible and reliable method of giving a meaningful pre-flight briefing, and a unique approach to the conduct of student solo practice.

  • The subjects are covered in five sections:

  • Section 1. Learning
  • Section 2. Syllabuses
  • Section 3. Briefings
  • Section 4. Airborne Instructional Technique
  • Section 5. Practice

Fly Better Book Four First Edition **Click here to download Book Four**
This book was first released on 12 Feb 2011. It is.8 mb in size
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With the right instruction, anything is possible.
.....especially in the air!

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