Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

"But...but Professor, aren't you talking about my violation of class discipline?"

The other students also looked at Douglas in confusion, they also thought it was a violation of classroom discipline.

That's why Professor Holmes was so angry.

Hermione was also very sad at first, after all, she was the one who started violating classroom discipline.

But when I thought about Professor Holmes signing my book later, I was actually quite excited.

She was already prepared to go to Professor Holmes after class in the evening to admit her mistake.

But suddenly I heard the professor say something about the authenticity of the news!

She was a little confused for a moment, but soon realized that she seemed to have been fooled!

Looking at the desk again, the collection-level items she carefully selected seemed to be getting farther and farther away from her.

At this moment, I feel sad and want to cry~

Douglas suddenly felt a headache.

He rubbed his head, pointed at Harry and said:

"So, you know what you just said was wrong. Is it a class discipline issue?"

Harry nodded blankly.

"Isn't it?"

Douglas glanced around and saw the expressions of other students, and immediately realized that he had made a big mistake.

But when he saw Hermione's expression, he suddenly felt a little bit of anticipation.

"Ahem!

It seems that Miss Granger knows where her real mistake is?"

Hermione stood up and opened her mouth with effort, her voice mixed with grievance and anger.

I unconsciously exude the dignity of being a class representative these days:

“Yes, Professor!

Classmates, it seems we have been deceived by the Ravenclaw seniors!

Just now in the corridor..."

Douglas felt relieved. He had been talking for a long time, but no one understood.

It's such an embarrassment to the teacher.

Thank you, Miss Granger, and thank you, Miss Know-It-All.

However, Douglas felt something was wrong when he heard Hermione's tone and content.

and many more!

According to her tone and expression,

Wouldn’t the next step be to raise your arms and shout, and then bring a group of second-grade students to cause trouble for the fifth-grade students?

Wow, this is much more awesome than when I was young.

Douglas felt that if he were not a professor at Hogwarts,

You will definitely be happy to sit aside, eat a banana and watch the drama of the year.

But he is a professor.

Douglas then raised his voice and hurriedly stopped:

"Miss Granger, you could get straight to the point.

For example, what lesson did you learn from this matter?

Others think about it too!

If you think this is not serious,

Well, I'm sorry to tell you.

The books you handed in to the podium have been confiscated by me!

It's not just you, I've also collected the students from the last class.

Of course, you are different from them. They are fifth graders and have to prepare for the OLS exam.

So you have some small privileges, we will talk about this later.

Miss Granger, please continue..."

Hermione heard that the book was confiscated, but there was still a chance to get it back.

Without caring about the grief and sadness, he quickly and carefully organized his thoughts.

Then he said:

"Professor, I think when we hear a piece of news, we should first think calmly.

Then, after careful verification, proceed to the next step.

You shouldn't be so reckless and impulsive as to believe in such news!"

Douglas led the applause. He felt that it was not easy for a twelve-year-old child to think of such things.

"Excellent answer, 10 points to Gryffindor.

What do you think, Mr. Potter?"

When Harry heard the question about himself, he stood up straight. He also wanted to earn back the points he had lost just now, just like Hermione:

"Professor, I think Hermione is right.

And I think, beyond that, whoever this information comes from,

We should all be careful to verify facts and not stubbornly stick to our own judgments!

Thus ignoring more information!"

Harry learned this lesson from his experiences last school year.

At that time, he stubbornly believed that Professor Snape was not a good person and wanted to steal the Philosopher's Stone and murder him.

Of course, he didn't think Professor Snape was a good person now.

But at that time, no matter which professor told him that Professor Snape was not a bad person, he didn't believe it.

As a result, he almost let the real villain, Professor Quirrell, go.

Douglas nodded, then turned his gaze to Ron.

Ron stood up in a flash.

"Me too, Professor!"

Douglas shook his head and said:

“After class, you will write a review…I mean a paper, based on this experience.

Write down your own mental journey in detail, and what you should do if you encounter a similar situation in the future!

It must be unforgettable!

Just give it to me before the next class and I won’t set any length restrictions.

However, only those who write deeply can take their own books home.

Then,

From now on! During class time! No extracurricular books allowed!

Did you hear that?

Harry stared and waited for a long time, but he didn't hear Professor Holmes say that Gryffindor would get 5 points.

He was sad and he wanted to cry.

Harry felt that he had just understood something very profound.

He almost had to apologize to Professor Snape, who was not a good person.

Not a single point was added!

Chapter 59 Neville's Highlight Moment

Douglas brought the class back to its original rhythm.

"Miss Granger, how's the text recitation going?"

Hermione stood forward and said:

"Professor, the second section has been memorized, and two students are already memorizing the third section.

Everyone has finished writing the second section of the paper! "

Douglas nodded, even though he thought the introduction to dark magic creatures in the second-grade textbook was very brief.

It doesn't take that much time at all, but for students who have never memorized the entire text,

It is not easy to find time after class to recite the text, so the requirements should certainly not be too high.

"very good!

Currently, your progress ranks second among the second years of the four colleges, plus 5 points for Gryffindor!

I hope everyone will continue to work hard!

And, in light of everyone's excellent performance last week,

I have decided to open up the learning and practice of spells related to Defense Against the Dark Arts to you in advance.

Therefore, I don’t plan to recite the following texts in class.

You can use your spare time to recite...

What do you think, Miss Granger?"

Douglas saw Hermione raise her hand high, asking her to stand up and answer.

“Professor, of course, I’m not against reciting after class.

The main reason is that my spare time is quite tight now.

Professor Sprout just announced this morning that we are also required to memorize herbal medicine content in our spare time.

Of course, I don't question the professor's decision.

But for everyone, maybe..."

Douglas saw the little wizard below, looking at Hermione with admiration.

Tsk tsk, he actually saw a leadership temperament in Hermione, although it was still a little immature.

After all, this requirement was basically nothing for Hermione, as she had already memorized the textbook before school started.

But as a class representative, I still stand up and raise this question on behalf of everyone...

However, Hermione is indeed a problem. There are seven main subjects in total if everyone has the same requirement.

It’s not a question of whether there is enough spare time, but that most students don’t know how to allocate their time reasonably. If this continues, it is likely that they will not memorize any subject well.

Douglas decided to wait until other professors discovered the problem.

He will definitely come up with a solution at the right time.

So he asked Hermione to sit down first.

“It’s okay, you guys carry it first.

After class, I will discuss this issue with other professors.

It’s okay to recite the text slowly, but I require you to remember the knowledge firmly and memorize it thoroughly.

This way, when you prepare for the OLS exam in fifth grade, it will be much easier.

Okay, back to the topic!