FAA Fundamentals of Instructing (FOI)Assessment and CritiqueEasy
After a dual cross-country flight, the instructor gathers the entire class of students, discusses the flight and procedures performed, and provides all evaluative comments and grades directly to the group. Which method of critique is being used?
- ASmall group critique
- BStudent-led critique
- CInstructor-led critique
- DSelf-critique
Show answer & explanationAnswer & explanation
Correct answer: C. Instructor-led critique
An instructor-led critique is one in which the instructor leads and directs the evaluation, providing comments and grades directly, typically to an entire group or class after training.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. Small group critique divides the class into groups for peer evaluation, not one instructor-led discussion.
- B. A student-led critique has one student direct the evaluation of another's performance, not the instructor.
- D. Self-critique has the individual student evaluate their own performance.
Instructor-Led Critique
A method of critique in which the instructor directs the discussion and delivers evaluative comments, often to an entire class or group.
- Instructor controls content and pace of critique
- Common after group lessons or stage checks
- One of several critique methods along with student-led, small group, and self-critique
Memory trick: 'I See Students Self-Write': Instructor-led, Small group, Student-led, Self, Written.