Narration Vs. Teaching

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Today we talk about the differences between narration and actually teaching. Simply saying what you're doing doesn't convey all the information our learners need to know. We need to continue to incorporate the concepts of "what, why and how" into everything we do to help our learners fully embrace and understand the topics of flight training.
Telling Is Not Teaching: The Flight Instructor's Handbook https://a.co/d/iHkAYZb
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