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The classroom-driven days are so 90's. Modern students don’t want to spend hours listening to lectures and watching endless PowerPoint slides. The traditional lecture-style approach is not just outdated—it’s ineffective. Today's students want flexibility, engagement, and action-packed learning. That is why ATC Games are a game changer (pun intended)!  Lektor Aero leads the revolutionary, game-based approach with full force. Students love the flexibility and engaging experience these games provide, allowing them to develop crucial air traffic control skills while having fun. Learning with ATC Games is challenging, captivating, and even addictive, and that’s the key to getting modern students hooked on education.This isn’t just learning - it’s learning that sticks. The old methods? A full day of lectures and PowerPoints is a surefire way to lose students’ attention. Let’s be honest: no one gets excited about that, and never did. Show me an ATCO who tells you that the classroom phase was the best part of their training! At Lektor Aero, we get it. We understand what students need today, and that’s why we’re spearheading the shift in ATC training. Game-based learning is the future, it’s interactive, effective, and proven to drive student success. And Lektor’s Games are already in use in Europe! The question is, why is anyone still clinging to the past? #lektoraero #GameBasedLearning #ATCTraining #StudentSuccess #EdTech

If you get bored during classroom hours when training to become an ATC, you should seriously consider changing your labor goal in life.

Maciej Szczukowski

Aviation Technical Product Specialist * Former Air Traffic Controller & Instructor * Indie Filmmaker * Psychologist * Learning & Development Specialist

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I think a few guys who would say classroom based games were fun and effective in teaching/learning.

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