Coming straight out of college versus flight instructing for a while before Regionals
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Coming straight out of college versus flight instructing for a while before Regionals
I flight instructed (full time) and have been out of college for almost 2 years now before landing a regional job. Has anybody else noticed that the guys coming relatively straight out of college have an easier time adjusting to class than somebody who has been out of the loop for a while
I personally thought this was the case, maybe thats just me.
My brain hurt the first week, but now its fine...lol.
I personally thought this was the case, maybe thats just me.
My brain hurt the first week, but now its fine...lol.
#2
2 years is a lot better than some of the guys that are 40+ and have been out of that type of learning environment for 20 years.
You'll be fine. Take a day off during the weekend, and an hour or two after class to watch TV, have a beer, work out, or stare at the wall and you'll be fine.
You'll be fine. Take a day off during the weekend, and an hour or two after class to watch TV, have a beer, work out, or stare at the wall and you'll be fine.
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2 years is a lot better than some of the guys that are 40+ and have been out of that type of learning environment for 20 years.
You'll be fine. Take a day off during the weekend, and an hour or two after class to watch TV, have a beer, work out, or stare at the wall and you'll be fine.
You'll be fine. Take a day off during the weekend, and an hour or two after class to watch TV, have a beer, work out, or stare at the wall and you'll be fine.
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And what's wrong with being 40+ and out of the "learning environment" for 20 years? Being in that age group has afforded me some very rewarding life experiences; some of which I'm sure I will use during my training and maybe...just maybe instructing!!!
LOL.
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#6
If you brain goes to mush because you took a year off to instruct, that's sad. Your brain will stay sharp in the fact that you will be covering the same information over and over to all of your students so if anything you are sharper.
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Instructing private and instrument students all day does nothing in terms of keeping my brain used to processing and remembering large amounts of completely new information. All it does is solidify what I learned before (going over and over the same material), especially if 5 of 11 students are all at about the same lesson and on the same day...Simply repetition. Sometimes you'd learn something new or review old material every once and a while to freshen up for a new lesson...
Spending a full day going over almost the same stuff over and over is completely different I think, than spending a full day of going a new concept or rule every minute for 8 hours a day, every day. Just my opinion that when your brain retraces old neuron pathways it is much different than constantly building new pathways...
Im two days away from finshing systems and its almost too easy these days...just that first week I could definitely remember my head being super exhausted by the end of the day...not so these days...
Spending a full day going over almost the same stuff over and over is completely different I think, than spending a full day of going a new concept or rule every minute for 8 hours a day, every day. Just my opinion that when your brain retraces old neuron pathways it is much different than constantly building new pathways...
Im two days away from finshing systems and its almost too easy these days...just that first week I could definitely remember my head being super exhausted by the end of the day...not so these days...
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I'm a junior in college and instruct, but I still would like more hours before I graduate. If you don't mind me asking, where were you able to find a charter job that you could fly for during school?
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