AVIT 414 STAGE 23 AND 25 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
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What is learning defined as? - (answer)A change of behavior from experience
What are the two learning theories and how do they differ? - (answer)Behaviorism (carrot and stick
approach): a system of rewards and punishment etc. positive reinforcement
Cognitive: the process of thinking and learning... focuses on whats going on inside the mind
What is the information processing theory? - (answer)a cognitive theory that focuses on how
information is encoded into our memory and describes how our brains filter information, from what
we're paying attention to in the present moment, to what gets stored in our short-term or working
memory and ultimately into our long-term memory.
What is constructivisim? - (answer)Building on students previous experiences and knowledge
What are the 6 laws of learning? [REEPIR] - (answer)1. *R*eadiness
2. *E*xercise
3. *E*ffect
4. *P*rimacy
5. *I*ntensity
6. *R*ecency
What is Readiness?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that the student needs motivation, purpose, or objective to be ready to learn.
Instructor should explain the reasons behind the content (why behind the what)
,AVIT 414 STAGE 23 AND 25 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
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What is Exercise?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that things that are most repeated are better learned. (Use it or lose it)
Go over maneuvers and knowledge several times to put emphasis on it.
What is Effect?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that a student will get a stronger learning experience if it is a positive one.
An instructor should set achievable goals and provide praise when the student reaches them.
What is Primacy?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that something learned the first time is the strongest.
Instructor must make sure to teach content correctly the first time and make sure to admit if they don't
know an answer instead of making up an answer. Instructor must admit to their mistakes.
What is Intensity?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that the more vivid, exciting, or dramatic the experience, the better the learning.
An instructor should keep high energy levels and a positive attitude when teaching to make the lesson
exciting
,AVIT 414 STAGE 23 AND 25 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
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What is Recency?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that the content more recently learned are better remembered.
An instructor should make sure to repeat, restate, and re-emphasize important matters during the
lesson. Review important matters after the lesson.
When using a model to demonstrate a maneuver in a preflight, which principle of learning are you
supporting? - (answer)Intensity
Praising a student when they perform a maneuver well is supporting which principle of learning? -
(answer)Effect
What are the 4 characteristics of learning?
[PARM] - (answer)1. *P*urposeful
2. *A*ctive process
3. *R*esult of experience
4. *M*ultifaceted
Why is being purposeful important in learning? - (answer)The learning experience has to meet the
students goals and relate back to the student. Due to the Readiness law of learning, the student needs to
be motivated to learn.
If the student doesn't see how learning to fly is beneficial to them, they might not learn.
, AVIT 414 STAGE 23 AND 25 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
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What does it mean when learning is described as Multifaceted and why should learning be
Multifaceted? - (answer)It means there are different components to learning (verbal, conceptual,
perpetual, emotional, auditory, visual, tactile)
Some students might learn in different ways from others so it is important to be as multifaceted as
possible. Don't just talk at them. Show them visuals or demonstrate in the aircraft as well.
What does it mean when learning is described as an active process?
How would this affect your teaching process? - (answer)Students have to respond and react in order to
learn.
If they don't interact, they probably will not engage/be involved, which means they probably won't
retain the material.
What does "Learning comes from experience" mean?
How would this affect your teaching process? - (answer)Student needs to develop skills by practicing
themselves. If they do not not practice it themselves, they will not be able to perform that task.
What are the main responsibilities of *aviation instructors*? [HMDEEP] - (answer)*H*elp learners learn
*M*inimize student frustration
*D*emand adequate standards
*E*nsure aviation safety
*E*mphasize the positive
*P*rovide adequate instruction
What are the main flight instructor responsibilities? - (answer)1. Ensuring student ability
2. Physiological obstacles for flight students
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What is learning defined as? - (answer)A change of behavior from experience
What are the two learning theories and how do they differ? - (answer)Behaviorism (carrot and stick
approach): a system of rewards and punishment etc. positive reinforcement
Cognitive: the process of thinking and learning... focuses on whats going on inside the mind
What is the information processing theory? - (answer)a cognitive theory that focuses on how
information is encoded into our memory and describes how our brains filter information, from what
we're paying attention to in the present moment, to what gets stored in our short-term or working
memory and ultimately into our long-term memory.
What is constructivisim? - (answer)Building on students previous experiences and knowledge
What are the 6 laws of learning? [REEPIR] - (answer)1. *R*eadiness
2. *E*xercise
3. *E*ffect
4. *P*rimacy
5. *I*ntensity
6. *R*ecency
What is Readiness?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that the student needs motivation, purpose, or objective to be ready to learn.
Instructor should explain the reasons behind the content (why behind the what)
,AVIT 414 STAGE 23 AND 25 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
100% VERIFIED!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
What is Exercise?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that things that are most repeated are better learned. (Use it or lose it)
Go over maneuvers and knowledge several times to put emphasis on it.
What is Effect?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that a student will get a stronger learning experience if it is a positive one.
An instructor should set achievable goals and provide praise when the student reaches them.
What is Primacy?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that something learned the first time is the strongest.
Instructor must make sure to teach content correctly the first time and make sure to admit if they don't
know an answer instead of making up an answer. Instructor must admit to their mistakes.
What is Intensity?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that the more vivid, exciting, or dramatic the experience, the better the learning.
An instructor should keep high energy levels and a positive attitude when teaching to make the lesson
exciting
,AVIT 414 STAGE 23 AND 25 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
100% VERIFIED!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
What is Recency?
What should an instructor do to ensure their student meets this? - (answer)A law of learning that states
that the content more recently learned are better remembered.
An instructor should make sure to repeat, restate, and re-emphasize important matters during the
lesson. Review important matters after the lesson.
When using a model to demonstrate a maneuver in a preflight, which principle of learning are you
supporting? - (answer)Intensity
Praising a student when they perform a maneuver well is supporting which principle of learning? -
(answer)Effect
What are the 4 characteristics of learning?
[PARM] - (answer)1. *P*urposeful
2. *A*ctive process
3. *R*esult of experience
4. *M*ultifaceted
Why is being purposeful important in learning? - (answer)The learning experience has to meet the
students goals and relate back to the student. Due to the Readiness law of learning, the student needs to
be motivated to learn.
If the student doesn't see how learning to fly is beneficial to them, they might not learn.
, AVIT 414 STAGE 23 AND 25 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
100% VERIFIED!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
What does it mean when learning is described as Multifaceted and why should learning be
Multifaceted? - (answer)It means there are different components to learning (verbal, conceptual,
perpetual, emotional, auditory, visual, tactile)
Some students might learn in different ways from others so it is important to be as multifaceted as
possible. Don't just talk at them. Show them visuals or demonstrate in the aircraft as well.
What does it mean when learning is described as an active process?
How would this affect your teaching process? - (answer)Students have to respond and react in order to
learn.
If they don't interact, they probably will not engage/be involved, which means they probably won't
retain the material.
What does "Learning comes from experience" mean?
How would this affect your teaching process? - (answer)Student needs to develop skills by practicing
themselves. If they do not not practice it themselves, they will not be able to perform that task.
What are the main responsibilities of *aviation instructors*? [HMDEEP] - (answer)*H*elp learners learn
*M*inimize student frustration
*D*emand adequate standards
*E*nsure aviation safety
*E*mphasize the positive
*P*rovide adequate instruction
What are the main flight instructor responsibilities? - (answer)1. Ensuring student ability
2. Physiological obstacles for flight students
