iceman21
Well-Known Member
The time has come for me to really buckle down and get to studying during the rest of my training. I flew through most of my flight training without studying all that much and just using the knowledge I had stuffed in my brain from hanger flying and yadda yadda yadda.
Well now I am cranking the nuts down for the Commerical Checkride coming in a week or so, and after that it will be a crash course into CFI-land. So it is time for me to revisit the arena of studying, only problem is that I have really forgotten how to get it done correctly (yano the point at which the knowledge stays).
Right about now I crack open a manual and I am go straight to reading mode, no consume and interpret mode.
So my question is, how do you all approach studying? How do you "make it all stick"?
Thanks guys,
Mike
Well now I am cranking the nuts down for the Commerical Checkride coming in a week or so, and after that it will be a crash course into CFI-land. So it is time for me to revisit the arena of studying, only problem is that I have really forgotten how to get it done correctly (yano the point at which the knowledge stays).
Right about now I crack open a manual and I am go straight to reading mode, no consume and interpret mode.
So my question is, how do you all approach studying? How do you "make it all stick"?
Thanks guys,
Mike