Transcription of English for Aviation
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English for Aviation E X P R E SS S E R I E S. Teaching Notes About the notes The Teaching Notes for English for Aviation are designed to give additional help to teachers in what can be a complicated field. There are notes for each unit of English for Aviation . The notes are divided into three sections: Background This section starts with a real life account that illustrates an important point related to the topic of the unit. This is followed by extra information about the more complicated issues in the unit. Jargon buster This section gives definitions of Aviation -related words that might be difficult to understand for the non-professional. Activity assistant Most of the activities in English for Aviation have answers in the back of the book. This section gives possible answers for some of the more open-ended activities so that the teacher can give suggestions if the discussions are not flowing freely.
1 Divide the class into groups of 2-4 students. Situations 1 and 3 are from the pilot’s perspective, and situations 2 and 4 are from the controller’s. If you have both pilots and controllers in your class, you might choose to arrange to have controllers deal with situations and 1 and 3, and pilots with situations 2 and 4.
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