The Flight Instructor's Manual (The Flight Manuals Series)

Copyright Introduction Part One: Fundamentals of Flight Instruction Chapter 1: On Being a Flight Instructor Chapter 2: How People Learn To Fly Chapter 3: Anatomy of a Flight Lesson Part Two: Presolo Instruction Chapter 4: The First Flight Chapter 5: The Second Flight Chapter 6: High Work—The Confidence Building Maneuvers Chapter 7: Low Work—Wind Drift Correction Maneuvers Chapter 8: Introducing Emergency Situations Chapter 9: Elementary Stalls Chapter 10: Shooting Takeoffs and Landings—and Solo Part Three: First Solo to the Private Certificate Chapter 11: The Postsolo Visual Maneuvers Chapter 12: Teaching Emergency Flying by Reference to Instruments Chapter 13: Night Flying Instruction Chapter 14: Cross-Country—Ground Instruction Chapter 15: Cross-Country—Flight Instruction Chapter 16: Transition from Student to Private Pilot Part Four: Advanced VFR Instruction Chapter 17: Instructing in Complex Single-Engine Airplanes Chapter 18: Instructing in the Light Twin Chapter 19: Advanced Ground Reference Maneuvers Part Five: Introduction to Aerobatic Instruction Chapter 20: Introducing Aerobatics Chapter 21: Spins Chapter 22: The Three Fundamentals of Aerobatics Chapter 23: Combinations and Variations of the Three Fundamentals Part Six: Instrument Instruction Chapter 24: Basic Instrument Instruction Chapter 25: Communications, Navigation, and ATC Chapter 26: Putting It All Together Appendix A: G Effects on the Pilot During Aerobatics Appendix B: Flight Instructor Performance Tips Appendix C: Spin Syllabus Bibliography Index