GROUND SCHOOL POINTS

1. Familiarize the student with the layout of the school, including briefing rooms, crew rooms etc., and introduce him to members of the staff who are associated with the flight training.
2. Explain the course syllabus and how it will be applied, including details of how, when and where ground school, preparatory instruction, pre-flight briefings and post flight debriefings are carried out; how dual and solo flights are authorized, how progress is monitored, and any other information necessary to the student in his day-to-day attendance at the sch

This document lists all of Canada’s designated alternate ballast water exchange areas and the fresh waters referred to in the Ballast Water Regulations.

GROUND SCHOOL POINTS

1. VOR Procedures
   1. establishing position
   2. intercepting a given radial
   3. tracking inbound and outbound, with drift correction
   4. station passage.
2. ADF Procedures
   1. establishing position
   2. intercepting a predetermined heading
   3. tracking inbound and outbound, with drift correction
   4. station passage.

PREPARATORY INSTRUCTION

Aim

1.  GENERAL

1. A student-instructor once asked, "If I had time to learn only one method of lesson presentation, which one should I learn?" The answer is the demonstration-performance method. Why? Well, the primary concern of an instructor is training. Training, in large part, is devoted to the development of physical and mental skills, procedures, and techniques.

Seventh Edition,
May 2007

GROUND SCHOOL DEFINITION

1. Classroom type instruction, generally to more than one person, covering items to be taught in the curriculum. This prepares the student for the written examination, although instruction may also be extended to cover the air exercises.
2. This is a list of subjects from the appropriate Study and Reference Guide that the student should have learned or be familiar with before the Preparatory Ground Instruction is given. These points should not form part of the Preparatory Ground Instruction or Pre-flight Briefing.

GROUND SCHOOL POINTS

Ground Effect

Flight Manual performance charts

• Hover In Ground Effect
• Hover Out of Ground Effect

PREPARATORY INSTRUCTION

Aim

For the student to learn how to hover.

Motivation

This is an exercise fundamental to all helicopter operations.

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