You got this!

Happy to hear things are going well! All you need to do is be ready with the Learn to Lead material and drill. You got this!

@@Redberryweo how quickly can I get my Spaatz if I go into Jrotc? And I’ve heard some people got their Spaatz in 33 months, is this actually possible?

@@sadsader100yearsago9 Members have to already be in JROTC for the accelerated promotions. If a member has three fully completed years of JROTC, then they can promote through the first three phases in about half the time.

@@Redberryweo ah, I see. Is there any other way to accelerate promotions, and does doing Cap with Jrotc help with promoting in both?

​@sadsader100yearsago9 how are you doing on the track?

I hope it goes well!

Good luck!

I did not pass, but I will be taking it again tomorrow!

@@nadyaelizabeth9591 SLAY THAT EXAM! You got this.

Haha forgot about this

I passed lol

I hope it went well!

Did it go well?

Congratulations!

Hope it goes well!

@@Redberryweo thanks me too 😂😂🤣

I hope it went well!

Thanks but because of the whole online thing it didn't work out so I guess I'll be taking it next week sometime. At least I get more study time!😁

@@masondeida5749 Oh no! Well, I wish you the best with your studying!

Hope it goes well!

Thank you! I'm more than happy to put these videos to together to support CAP members

@@Redberryweo Outstanding,,, thank you.. Smile.

I do not recommend using Quizlets. For me personally, I best retained information learned in school and from the CAP curriculum through writing things down with pen and paper. When I did Quizlets, I would just recognize the correct answers without knowing the "why"/ the theory behind everything. To strongly ensure my understanding in both high school and college, writing my notes in a notebook and being meticulous with organizing my notes really helped bolster my success. For the CAP tests, take a look at the objectives at the beginning of the chapter. Ask yourself if you can address each of those objectives. One of the challenges with CAP tests is that they can pull any sentence from the book, remove one word, and ask you to fill in the blank. If you use the SQ3R technique (Survey, Question, Read, Recall, Review), this might be the most productive technique for you. Everyone learns differently, so try different methods and see what sticks! You can do this :)

You're welcome!

There is a large test question bank the system pulls from, and it randomly gives you different questions every time. While the questions will be different, you might see recurring themes of questions you have seen before. For example, you might see various questions about the American Flag and etiquette associated with it in different settings.

Did you pass lol

Hope it went well! It's definitely challenging, so it's okay to pass on a later attempt.

It depends on how much you are personally prepared. I’ve seen some cadets pass on their first attempt, and others I have seen take six attempts.

I'm a senior member now, but I did get my Spaatz! Thank you :)

It’s one closed book test!

Thank you.@@Redberryweo

I recommend practicing using the leadership tests and not just the interactive modules! I have observed some cadets that only do the interactive modules don’t retain the information and can fail their Wright Brothers test multiple times.

The test bank of questions is large! You will likely see mostly new questions on the second attempt. My recommendation is to review the learning objectives and go over the review questions.

@@Redberryweo thank u!

In the Learning Management system (AXIS), you should be able to go back and review previous chapters. I personally don't have access to the cadet side, but try looking through the different tabs in AXIS and scroll through. I know there is a way to access previous materials, as cadet members can go back to do them to receive honor credit.

@@Redberryweo thanks, we will continue to try and find it!

Did you take the Achievement tests or just do cadet interactive? Try taking the tests if you haven’t

Well done! Best of luck on your Wright Bros!

@@Redberryweo Thx!

All milestone tests must be proctored by a senior member testing officer. During COVID-19 lockdowns, many cadets were taking the test virtually with screen sharing to a testing officer and a parent or another senior member present. At this time, most milestone tests are being done in-person because of senior member testing officer availability to proctor.

I believe it's 30 questions, and the Wright Brothers leadership exam is untimed.

@@Redberryweo thank you now now i wont be as stressed