Tue Nov 05, 2024 8:45 am
#2041224
I never ever came across a problem with the wording “lower the nose” or even “raise the nose”.
It depends upon the language you use from the start.
An instructor is there to ensure clarity.
Yes, some on here can bring up the rare response, the rare misunderstanding, split hairs if you like.
But I’ve being doing the job for a long time.
ESL means spelling it out slow and clear to ensure understanding.
Nearly all of my students have been intelligent, there have been only a few idiots.
One common wording I avoid is “kick the rudder”, I prefer “apply rudder”.

It depends upon the language you use from the start.
An instructor is there to ensure clarity.
Yes, some on here can bring up the rare response, the rare misunderstanding, split hairs if you like.
But I’ve being doing the job for a long time.
ESL means spelling it out slow and clear to ensure understanding.
Nearly all of my students have been intelligent, there have been only a few idiots.
One common wording I avoid is “kick the rudder”, I prefer “apply rudder”.

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