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FOI acronyms

QuestionAnswer
human needs and motivation Maslow's hierarchy of needs PSBECS
Psbecs physiological
pSbecs security
psBecs belonging
psbEcs esteem
psbeCs cognitive and aesthetic
psbecS self-actualization
minimizing student frustrations MACKBAG
Mackbag motivate students
mAckbag approach students as individuals
maCkbag criticize constructively
macKbag keep students informed
mackBag be consistent
mackbAg admit errors
mackbaG give credit when due
professionalism personal characteristics PPADS
Ppads personal appearance
pPads proper language
ppAds acceptance of the student
ppaDs demeanor
ppadS sincerity
instructor responsibilities PHEED
Pheed provide adequate instruction
pHeed helping students learn
phEed emphasizing the positive
pheEd ensuring aviation safety
pheeD demanding adequate standards of performance
laws of learning REEPIR
Reepir readiness
rEepir exercise
reEpir effect
reePir primacy
reepIr intensity
reepiR recency
defense mechanisms DDRRRCFP
Ddrrrcfp denial
dDrrrcfp displacement
ddRrrcfp repression
ddrRrcfp rationalization
ddrrRcfp reaction formula
ddrrrCfp compensation
ddrrrcFp fantasy
ddrrrcfP projection
student emotional reactions ANA
Ana anxiety
aNa normal reaction
anA abnormal reaction
barriers of effective communication COIL
Coil confusion between the symbol and symbolized object
cOil overuse of abstractions
coIl interference
coiL lack of common experience
developing communication skills LIQIR
Liqir listening
lIqir instructional communication
liQir questioning
liqIr instructional enhancement
liqiR role playing
perceptions and insights GSTEP
Gstep goals and values
gStep self concept
gsTep time and opportunity
gstEp element of threat
gsteP physical organism
acquiring knowledge MUC
Muc memorization
mUc understanding
muC concept learning
domains of learning CAP
Cap cognitive domain (knowledge)
cAp affective domain (attitudes, beliefs)
caP psychomotor domain (physical skills)
basic levels of learning RUAC
Ruac rote
rUac understanding
ruAc application
ruaC correlation
characteristics of learning PRMA
Prma purposeful
pRma result of experience
prMa multifaceted
prmA active process
stages of acquiring skill CAA
Caa cognitive stage
cAa associative stage
caA automatic response stage
types of practice DBR
Dbr deliberate
dBr blocked
dbR random
memory SSL
Ssl sensory register (quick scan, precoding)
sSl short term (coding, rehearsal, recording)
ssL long term (process, store, recall)
theories of forgetting RID
Rid repression
rId interference
riD disuse
retention of learning AMP-FAM
Amp-fam all senses
aMp-fam mnemonics
amP-fam praise
amp-Fam favorable attitudes
amp-fAm association
amp-faM meaningful repetition
teaching process PPAR
Ppar preparation
pPar presentation
ppAr application
ppaR review/evaluation
training delivery methods DDDLICP
Dddlicp demonstration performance
dDdlicp discussion and guided discussion
ddDlicp drill and practice
dddLicp lecture
dddlIcp instruction aids and training tech
dddliCp computer assisted learning
dddlicP problem based learning
characteristics of effective assessment FOOCCAST
Fooccast flexible
fOoccast objective
foOccast organized
fooCcast comprehensive
foocCast constructive
fooccAst acceptablee
fooccaSt specific
fooccasT thoughtful
characteristics of a good test CURVD
Curvd comprehensive
cUrvd usable
cuRvd reliable
curVd validity
curvD discrimination
characteristics of effective oral questioning BOOGAPA
Boogapa brief and concise
bOogapa one correct answer
boOgapa one topic
booGapa good grammar
boogApa applies to subject
boogaPa presents a challenge
boogapA adapt to student ability
types of questions to avoid BITCOP
Bitcop bewildering
bItcop irrelevant
biTcop toss-up
bitCop catch/trick
bitcOp oversize
bitcoP puzzle
obstacles in learning during flight instruction FAAWIFID
Faawifid fatigue
fAawifid anxiety
faAwifid apathy
faaWifid worry
faawIfid illness
faawiFid feeling of unfair treatment
faawifId impatience
faawifiD dehydration/heatstroke
hazardous attitudes RAIMI
Raimi resignation
rAimi anti-authority
raImi impulsivity
raiMi macho
raimI invulnerability
principles of risk management AAMI
Aami accept no unnecessary risk
aAmi accept risk when benefits outweigh the cost
aaMi make risk decisions at the appropriate level
aamI integrate risk management into planning
risk management process DECIDE
Decide detect the hazard
dEcide estimate the need
deCide choose the desirable outcome
decIde identify possible solutions
deciDe do
decidE evaluate
risk matrix likelihood: IROP
Irop impossible
iRop remote
irOp occasional
iroP probable
mitigate risk: self checklist IMSAFE
Imsafe illness
iMsafe medication
imSafe stress
imsAfe alcohol
imsaFe fatigue
imsafE emotion/eating
mitigate risks: 5 P checklist Plan (NWKRAFT) Plane (GAAV1ATE) Pilot (IMSAFE) Passengers Programming
risk management: 3 P's Perceive (PAVE) Process (CARE) Perform (TEAM)
Pave pilot
pAve aircraft
paVe environment
pavE external pressures
Care consequences
cAre alternatives
caRe reality
carE external pressures
Team transfer
tEam eliminate
teAm accept
teaM mitigate
basic elements of communication SSR
Ssr source
sSr symbol
ssR receiver
the learning theory SKA
Ska skills
sKa knowledge
skA attitude
demonstration performance process EDSIE
Edsie explanation
eDsie demonstration
edSie student performance
edsIe instructor supervision
edsiE evaluation
student pilot solo requirements TAPPPT
Tapppt takeoff & landings
tApppt ability to prioritize
taPppt proper navigation skills
tapPpt proficiency in flight
tappPt proper radio procedures
tapppT traffic pattern ops
errors MSCANT
Mscant mistakes
mScant slips
msCant confusion
mscAnt asked to do otherwise
mscaNt neglect
mscanT time constrained
reducing errors DCLUTR
Dclutr develop routines
dClutr checking for errors
dcLutr learning and practice
dclUtr using reminder
dcluTr taking time
dclutR raising awareness
essential teaching skills PALS
Pals people skills
pAls assessment skills
paLs leadership skills
palS subject matter skills
guided discussion questions ORDRR
Ordrr overhead
oRdrr rhetorical
orDrr direct
ordRr reverse
ordrR relay
preparation of a lesson LESEISC
Leseisc lesson objective
lEseisc elements
leSeisc schedule
lesEisc equipment
leseIsc instructor actions
leseiSc student actions
leseisC completion standards
organization of material introduction, development, conclusion
introduction AMO
Amo attention
aMo motivation
amO overview
development PSK
Psk past to present
pSk simple to complex
psK known to unknown
Conclusion IDC
integrated flight instruction HOPS
Hops habit pattern development
hOps operating efficiency
hoPs procedures
hopS see and avoid
aeronautical decision making ARSS
Arss aeronautical decision making
aRss risk management
arSs single pilot resource management
arsS situational awareness
risk management definitions HRR
Hrr hazard
hRr risk
hrR risk management
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