Effective Air Traffic Control Study Methods

Now use your natural learning preferences to increase your study efficiency. Would you like to take less time to master memorization tasks or complex concepts? During years of teaching air traffic controllers in college classroom settings, Kristi Sabo noticed that aviation studies students primarily used one learning method. Sabo's book offers tried and true learning techniques in bite sized lessons. When you strategically utilize multiple learning styles your learning is accelerated. Not only do you learn faster, with more initial accuracy, but you retain the information far longer. In Effective Air Traffic Control Study Methods, you will find techniques for accomplishing memorization of complex concepts, lists, visual, and verbal materials. The FAA training programs currently begins with the Oklahoma City pass/ fail Academy. After successfully completing the Academy air traffic controllers are students for a period of time than can range from twelve to forty eight months. Some of what you will be required to learn is technical knowledge, some is plain rote memorization, and some is phraseology, the air traffic control language. Another category that is different than much of your past schooling is the memorization of visual materials, maps with three dimensional airspace boundaries. There are different effective study skills for these types of information. You need a new model for studying; intentional, strategic study skills that actually lessen the amount of overall time required to gain an understanding of complex material and long lists of information to be memorized. You need more than just an education. At Go Brain Boost our goal is to help students realize their potential, filling the gap in learning by teaching you HOW to study. Be more effective with your study