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the_dmn8tr · January 13th, 2007, 02:15

Everyone goes through rough spots, some longer than others, in their lives. It really sounds like you need a new CFI though, even if he is a good guy. I would hope he wouldn't take it personally, but rather professionally after you explain your feelings on the subject to him. Go to a lead Flight Instructor and explain the situation to them, they will be able to help. With a new CFI and teaching methods, you might be able to pick up the pace and finish more quickly. Even though you may have a good guy CFI, his teaching methods may not be the best for YOUR learning. Remember that it is YOUR training. YOU make the decisions.

Quoting the Girl Next Door, "Ask yourself if the juice is worth the squeeze?"

January 13th, 2007, 02:15	#3
the_dmn8tr Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Olathe, KS/ Grand Forks, ND Posts: 460	Re: Rant Everyone goes through rough spots, some longer than others, in their lives. It really sounds like you need a new CFI though, even if he is a good guy. I would hope he wouldn't take it personally, but rather professionally after you explain your feelings on the subject to him. Go to a lead Flight Instructor and explain the situation to them, they will be able to help. With a new CFI and teaching methods, you might be able to pick up the pace and finish more quickly. Even though you may have a good guy CFI, his teaching methods may not be the best for YOUR learning. Remember that it is YOUR training. YOU make the decisions. Quoting the Girl Next Door, "Ask yourself if the juice is worth the squeeze?"