As you might have gleaned from previous post, I've been on a self-study track to obtain my Advanced Ground Instructor certificate. It's been enthralling. I've had a great excuse to buy pounds and pounds of books and to fill my head with volumes of information that I hope I'm retaining.
That's mainly for the second step, however. First, I must take the Fundamentals Of Instruction (FOI) Exam. I really only have two books to study for that test; the flight instructor manual and a Gleim test preparation book. I wasn't exactly excited about studying for the FOI test, at least not as much as the knowledge test, so I took to the process slowly. In just a few short pages, I found that it's very interesting. Many questions I'd had about CFI's were answered and I picked up a good many tips and techniques of teaching.
After that, I have the small matter of an extremely hard Advanced Ground Instructor Knowledge exam. 100 questions, 2.5 hours and a whole plethora of aeronautical knowledge areas to cover. I'll let you know how I'm doing on that a little later. Right now, I'm thinking I'll take the FOI test Friday... all unforseen obstacles aside.
Progress report 9/21/09
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