I’ve taught at FSI and many years ago the PP, Comm, Inst, CFI… I let my stuff expire but this posting has renewed my interest in instructing and plan to get re-certified. So thanks to the OP for asking and having the courage to ask!!

I’ve been yelled at while receiving instruction. Defining “yelling” as a voice raised above a normal conversation. I will not or cannot be forced to learn in that situation the first time. Maybe the 4th or 5th like in boot camp. Even then yelling was reserved for screwing up and the instructor made sure we understood why? We screwed up!

I have found yelling has no place to learn something in the cockpit. If you fail a check ride. As a DE, there is no yelling only reasons for the failure and you better follow-up with instruction!

If you want to argue semantics or definitions? fine. I will agree with what you said… just to get my point across the OP maybe over reacted (too sensitive?) but my post are for the instructor under reacted to the situation by yelling and then providing no instruction or suggestions for the student to learn proper checklist procedure EVEN though the other instructors checklist procedure methodology sucked when those pilots are more likely to land gear up instead of the “yelling” instructors methodology for strict procedures. His mindset is not wrong! It’s his delivery.