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MentorLIVE #28: EAA Proficiency365 for CFIs

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The importance of pilot proficiency will be emphasized by instilling a culture of safety in the aviation environment.

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Chapters & program details from mentorlive.site

Chapters 26
  1. 0:00 Welcome and introducing Radek Wyrzykowski
  2. 6:01 Radek Wyrzykowski: pilots who want to go further
  3. 9:00 Training realistically in a simulator
  4. 12:03 When instructors must stop a pilot
  5. 15:01 What instructors already know
  6. 18:03 Helping pilots who want help
  7. 21:00 Textbook vs practical knowledge
  8. 24:00 Staying proficient
  9. 27:02 Always learning
  10. 30:01 Repetition and proficiency
  11. 33:03 Proficiency365 exercises and scenarios
  12. 36:01 Pilots need instructors
  13. 39:02 Rare scenarios and the CFI
  14. 42:00 WINGS credit
  15. 45:00 Locking in knowledge
  16. 48:02 Procedures and judgment
  17. 51:00 Taking the simulator seriously
  18. 54:00 Setting goals
  19. 57:01 Rewards and incentives
  20. 1:00:03 The skill score tracker
  21. 1:03:02 Setting it up
  22. 1:06:00 Takeoffs and landings practice
  23. 1:09:02 Preparing for flight reviews
  24. 1:12:03 Pilots fly the way you do
  25. 1:15:02 Tech Talk presentations
  26. 1:18:03 Closing

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About This Course

Topic: The importance of pilot proficiency will be emphasized by instilling a culture of safety in the aviation environment.

Flight instructors may be highly qualified teachers, but a lot of times, they miss the market which consists of licensed pilots. Training programs for certified pilots should be sensitive to different learning styles but they can all be addressed under one umbrella of proficiency. The importance of pilot proficiency will be emphasized in this webinar in the context of expending your market by instilling a culture of safety in every aspect of the aviation environment. The laws of learning are an essential part of the fundamentals of instruction. The flight instructor who understands the laws of learning can create a learning environment for a pilot, which will allow an efficient, productive, and motivating environment. At the completion of this webinar, the CFI will have a level of understanding of the most fundamental law of learning – the Maslow’s theory, and the positive impact of the use of a simulator and some motivational tools available in the pilot proficiency market. Who are you? The practical use of a Maslow’s theory Pilot proficiency – what it is and why we should insist on it EAA Proficiency365™ as proficiency and a business tool Be real in a SIM – what to do and not to do in a sim with your client pilot Motivational tools - Why the SkillScore Tracker? SkillScore Tracker - How to set it up SkillScore Tracker - How to use it

Presenters

Radek Wyrzykowski

Presenter

RADEK WYRZYKOWSKI - PRESENTER Radek Wyrzykowski is a CFI-I, MEI with more than 6,000 hours dual given. Born in Poland in 1960, he came to the US in 1983 and obtained his Professional Pilot degree at SUNY Albany in 2002. Radek served as the Chief Flight Instructor for Horizon Aviation, Inc., from 2007 to 2009, and Chief Flight Instructor for Northampton Aeronautics from 2005 to 2007. In addition to his flight training he also published many articles as a correspondent and contributor to the Polish general aviation magazine PILOT Club.

Radek is the founder and one-time president of the IMC Club International. He now serves as Manager of Flight Proficiency at the Experimental Aircraft Association. Radek is the original inventor of the EAA’s SkillScore™ Tracker and the creator and manager of the EAA Proficiency365™ initiative.

Karen Kalishek

Host

KAREN KALISHEK - HOST Karen is FAASTeam Lead Representative for the Milwaukee FSDO, Master CFI, and FAA Gold Seal Instructor who holds ATP, CFI, CFII, CFIME, CFI-Glider, AGI, and IGI certificates. She recruits new FAASTeam Reps, mentors them, and organizes dozens of WINGS Safety Seminars a year. She serves as WINGSPro, responsible for promoting WINGS involvement and activities throughout Wisconsin.

Karen is a independent CFI for private through flight instructor powered and glider candidates, in a range of aircraft including J-3 Cubs and Cirrus. She is a Captain in the Civil Air Patrol (CAP), serving as a volunteer CFI, G1000 instructor, check pilot, mission pilot, cadet orientation pilot and is an officer for safety, aerospace education, public affairs, and special flight release.

She serves on the board of directors of the National Association of Flight Instructors, is a member of the WINGS Industry Advisory Committee, COPA and is active in several other aviation organizations.

WINGS Credit Details
Earn WINGS Credit FAASafety.gov course ID: 611

Log in to your FAASafety.gov account, take the course quiz and receive WINGS credit.

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