O.K. gang lets look at this in its most simple context.
You as the instructor should know what a shallow angle of bank looks like.
You as an instructor should know what a medium angle of bank looks like.
You as an instructor should know what a steep angle of bank looks like.
The very first lesson you teach is attitudes and movements, do not move to the next lesson until the student understands attitudes and movements.
These are taught by demonstrating what it looks like outside the airplane you must make sure the student fully understands and can demonstrate the attitudes and movements and more important understands the effect of controls to produce and control attitudes and movements.
From there on it is far easier to teach them the rest of the lessons.
Flying an airplane is a medium skills and thought process activity and well within the average persons ability to master.
However being able to teach same is a tad more demanding and is not a skill all pilots can become excellent at.
Maybe I will get real ambitious and explain how I teach various airplane handling issues....like tail wheel for instance.
Assuming anyone is interested of course.
