This Week in Aviation (Jan 19-22)

Dear Parents and students,

We have been studying risk management and safety in Aviation. Students have been assigned “Go Team” roles and have investigated several case studies to find meaningful safety recommendations to mitigate future accidents.  So far they have done an excellent job.  Even the seemingly minute details can sometimes vbe very important in aviation safety!

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Here is our class schedule for the week:

Monday NO SCHOOL

6B2 Day 3
Bellwork: NONE
Project: Each “Go Team” member will present their accident investigation findings and recommendations to a “review board” who will ask probing and clarifying questions. The review board will be the rest of the class who is not presenting.

6C1 Day 1
Bellwork: Why is weather forecasting important to aviation safety?
Project: 9_ExploringAviationandAerospace_06_C_1_AviationWeatherReportsForecasting_StudentActivity1

6C1 Day 2
Bellwork: What weather information does a pilot have access to before and during a flight?
Project:9_ExploringAviationandAerospace_06_C_1_AviationWeatherReportsForecasting_StudentActivity2

Unit 6 Exam (practice)

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I would love to hear any feedback or questions you or your student may have. Feel free to contact me via email at any time.

Thank you again for sharing your wonderful student with us this year,

Chris Newton
Aviation
San Tan Charter High School
cnewton@santancharterschool.com