Today I am an Airplane Geek!
This week I am the featured guest on the Airplane Geeks podcast. I can’t thank the A. G. guys for having me on their show enough. It was a lot of fun to “talk shop” for a little over two hours with such a distinguished and wide-ranging group of individuals.
During the “guest” segment of the show, I discussed the work I’m doing as part of my Masters degree in Education at the University of North Dakota. For those of you interested in what I’m doing, in the space below you’ll find several links that I’ve come across over the past few years relating to my thesis project:
For those interested in an interesting, yet long and academic read, my Honors thesis (PDF warning) provides a general overview of the basis for and type of program I’d like to run.
The primary studies from the 1960s and 1970s mentioned in the podcast are from Federal Aviation Administration educators Lee Conway and Mervin K. Strickler.
The Conway study can be found here.
Strickler’s study can be found here.
Both are excellent and informative reads.
Now, I’m always open to suggestions and offers of funding. If you are interested, I can be reached at martin.rottler (at) gmail.com. Thanks for the read!
