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Ian J · March 23rd, 2006, 17:23

I agree with Tony above mostly - actually LEARNING the stuff is the most important part... but what if the instruction he recieved left out some critical items? And you have to admit that some of those FAA questions are on the brutal side, and knowing how they are phrased, and what they are specifically looking for is a big key to doing well on the tests. Not all those FAA questions have only one correct answer... and decerning the "best" answer from others is tricky.

At any rate, I use flash cards. I have hundreds of them.

March 23rd, 2006, 17:23	#19
Ian J Old Skool Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Nashville Posts: 6,113 Blog Entries: 7	I agree with Tony above mostly - actually LEARNING the stuff is the most important part... but what if the instruction he recieved left out some critical items? And you have to admit that some of those FAA questions are on the brutal side, and knowing how they are phrased, and what they are specifically looking for is a big key to doing well on the tests. Not all those FAA questions have only one correct answer... and decerning the "best" answer from others is tricky. At any rate, I use flash cards. I have hundreds of them.