1983Collegiate Aviation Review InternationalOpen access

Aviation Curriculum Design

Pamela M. McDermott

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Historically, aviation education has been in the hands of the pilot poorly qualified as an educator. With the explosion of knowledge in the past quarter century, it is imperative that aviation education be addressed by professional aviation educators.

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Historically, aviation education has been in the hands of the pilot poorly qualified as an educator. With the explosion of knowledge in the past quarter century, it is imperative that aviation education be addressed by professional aviation educators.

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Historically, aviation education has been in the hands of the pilot poorly qualified as an educator. With the explosion of knowledge in the past quarter century, it is imperative that aviation education be addressed by professional aviation educators.

Key concepts: Aviation, Aeronautics, Engineering, Curriculum, Aviation safety, Aviation medicine, Aerospace engineering, Psychology

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