What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Multiple, repetitive short field (spot) landings were being practiced on a dual training flight at the home base, Jacksonville executive airport (crg) on runway 32, the ILS runway. One particular approach was very flat and getting too close to the approach lights on short final. The instructor indicated "my control" to arrest the sink rate. The student pilot kept his hand on the throttle delaying application of power. Consequently, the aircraft wheel struck one of the approach lights, breaking the lens. There was no damage to the aircraft. With the instructor in control, the aircraft continued onto the runway and landed without incident.
As the FAA filed it
MULTIPLE, REPETITIVE SHORT FIELD (SPOT) LANDINGS WERE BEING PRACTICED ON A DUAL TRAINING FLIGHT AT THE HOME BASE, JACKSONVILLE EXECUTIVE AIRPORT (CRG) ON RUNWAY 32, THE ILS RUNWAY. ONE PARTICULAR APPROACH WAS VERY FLAT AND GETTING TOO CLOSE TO THE APPROACH LIGHTS ON SHORT FINAL. THE INSTRUCTOR INDICATED "MY CONTROL" TO ARREST THE SINK RATE. THE STUDENT PILOT KEPT HIS HAND ON THE THROTTLE DELAYING APPLICATION OF POWER. CONSEQUENTLY, THE AIRCRAFT WHEEL STRUCK ONE OF THE APPROACH LIGHTS, BREAKING THE LENS. THERE WAS NO DAMAGE TO THE AIRCRAFT. WITH THE INSTRUCTOR IN CONTROL, THE AIRCRAFT CONTINUED ONTO THE RUNWAY AND LANDED WITHOUT INCIDENT.