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Tips To Pass AVIT 102 w/ Jered Lease

• 1) Don't bother with the readings, they are a waste of time. If you have time, you can skim them over before class

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• 2) Be prepared to get randomly called on. Better yet, raise your hand to answer super easy questions so he will be less likely to call on you for more difficult questions

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• 3) Before each class I recommend taking 15 minutes to review what you went over last class, because there will be a kahoot quiz on it

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• 4) Don't stress too much over the kahoot quizzes. They aren't worth much credit anyways.

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• 5) The assignments where you have to make your own test questions suck the most. It will take hours of your time. The best way to do these is to do a few questions each day

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• 6) Do NOT sit in the front row if you don't want to be called on. He calls on everyone, but those in the front of the classroom are a more likely target

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• 7) There are 7 blocks & exams I have rated them from MOST to LEAST difficult (you're welcome)

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• BLOCK 2: AERODYNAMICS, BLOCK 4: AIRSPACE, BLOCK 3: SYSTEMS, BLOCK 5: WEATHER, BLOCK 6: NAVIGATION, BLOCK 7: XC PLANNING, BLOCK 1: PREFLIGHT

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• 8) In order to qualify to take the final exam, you need a first attempt exam average of 76% (So try not to fail more than 1 or 2 block exams)

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• 9) Block exams will be made up of half of Prof. Lease's questions & half FAA questions. In order to do well on Prof. Lease's questions, refer back to the powerpoints and look up quizlets online-

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• Type in "AVIT 102 Block #" on quizlet. In order to do well on the FAA questions, take the FAA practice exam 4-5 times the week leading up to the exam, and memorize the answers

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• 10) A lot of info you learn in ground school is applied in your flight training, so pay attention

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• 11) This class isn't like a history class. You CANNOT just memorize the information, and forget it after the exam. Everything that comes after 102 builds off each other. Save your notes & assignments

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• 12) Take advantage of his office hours and ask your CFI if you have any questions

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• 13) If he tells you to write something down... It will probably be on the test

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• 14) When it comes time to use the E6B and fill out nav logs, pay attention

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• 15) If you have time, go through the powerpoint before class and take notes, so you can pay more attention to the lecture

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• Good Luck!

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