What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
The instructor was letting the student land the airplane. The flare continued for a long time. The aircraft appeared to lose energy and contacted the runway nose low position before the instructor took the controls. The instructor assumed that the propeller had contacted the runway immediately so he did not attempt a go around. The aircraft continued to porpoise down the runway. The propeller was bent from contact with the runway and the front of the nosewheel wheel pants was taken off from the propeller.
As the FAA filed it
THE INSTRUCTOR WAS LETTING THE STUDENT LAND THE AIRPLANE. THE FLARE CONTINUED FOR A LONG TIME. THE AIRCRAFT APPEARED TO LOSE ENERGY AND CONTACTED THE RUNWAY NOSE LOW POSITION BEFORE THE INSTRUCTOR TOOK THE CONTROLS. THE INSTRUCTOR ASSUMED THAT THE PROPELLER HAD CONTACTED THE RUNWAY IMMEDIATELY SO HE DID NOT ATTEMPT A GO AROUND. THE AIRCRAFT CONTINUED TO PORPOISE DOWN THE RUNWAY. THE PROPELLER WAS BENT FROM CONTACT WITH THE RUNWAY AND THE FRONT OF THE NOSEWHEEL WHEEL PANTS WAS TAKEN OFF FROM THE PROPELLER.