Hogwarts and the Unspeakable

The following days were undoubtedly calm and gentle for Allen.

Except when eating in the cafeteria, Johnny and Jello can sometimes be seen secretly eating.

And when you go stargazing at night, you can see "President" Fannie Valentine gazing at the stars;

Yuri and Fahai saw the dragon but not its tail, and their shadows were basically invisible.

There were astrology classes on Wednesday nights, and herbalism classes three times a week - but he had no interest in playing in the mud. But even so, this class was not boring, but it was not dangerous or exciting at all. He felt like he was about to yawn again.

The Defense Against the Dark Arts class was predictably rubbish. Alan bet that it would be much more exciting if Alastor Moody taught it. It would have been a boring gourd for Snape to teach this class. It might be better to let Jero do it, after all, his "student" Johnny has even learned act4. Professor Quirrell kept stammering, and Allen suspected that there must be someone behind Chilo, or even a deal between the person behind Chilo and Principal Dumbledore.

Considering that Dumbledore was already an amateur to the point of trading his teaching rights - the teaching level of Hogwarts is naturally not to be complimented, or in other words: very poor. In any case, from an insider's perspective, neither the ghost teacher whose name I can't remember nor Professor Snape, who seems very strong and has good ethics, can be said to be excellent teachers. They have no Ability to attract students' attention to his class. During the lecture, Allen even suspected that they did not know how to do instructional design at all, maybe they did not understand it at all.

Therefore, in Zillo's class, plus "History of Magic", Allen often ponders by himself with a book borrowed from the library. Even self-study is much more efficient than following such a lay teacher. Therefore, from the perspective of someone who has experienced it, Allen believes that Hermione's approach of intense interaction with teachers is only suitable for "Excellent" to become a politically correct world. world, and is not suitable for "Hogwarts", which is still in the management style of a medieval university. But it’s no wonder, didn’t I go through this stage when I was young? I'm afraid she didn't realize that not all teachers are worthy of interaction, and sometimes learning by yourself is more efficient.

But he would rather Hermione never understood.

As for grades, his friend Draco Malfoy's father was the Hogwarts school governor.

If the teacher doesn't understand so well and comes to point fingers, Allen wouldn't mind contacting Sir Lucius to help him look decent.

However, this must also take into account the most protective headmaster of Hogwarts, Dumbledore. In his father's opinion, Dumbledore had gone too far. This is why he doesn't like Dumbledore. It takes a process to rashly use the power of the Ministry of Magic to intervene. It is the general trend to bring this autonomous education under the management of the government. Dumbledore only has a few more years to live, and by then education reform will be imperative. This is Allen's judgment.

As for the expected dispute between Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter, Alan had no interest in getting involved.

After his repeated orders, Draco seemed to have learned a lot.

Professor McGonagall's Transfiguration course is quite interesting, including Levitation and Simple Transfiguration. Professor McGonagall believes that Transfiguration is the root of magic, and Professor McGonagall explains this in her book "On the Nature of Transfiguration." Simply put, from the perspective of the modern magic model, the unique role of transfiguration is that it is the foundation of magical shaping. Without understanding the art of transfiguration and the key anti-materialist leap of transforming spiritual power into material power, all magic will be like a castle in the air. Therefore, the education of transfiguration is an important part of magic education.

Allen has observed that this paper was published in the journal "Magic Education" and has a high impact factor.

Professor McGonagall is one of the rare teachers who can combine modern educational theory and modern magic theory with teaching practice - to put it simply, she is at least worthy of being called a "professional teacher". Therefore, judging from the data of previous years, Hogwarts students generally have a high level of mastery of transfiguration. While listening to the class, Allen thought about Professor McGonagall, who later succeeded him as the principal of Hogwarts. In any case, it is imperative to establish a good relationship with this big man who has a great future and may be able to change the entire British magic education.

Therefore, Allen is rare to be very active in the "Transfiguration" course, even vaguely more active than Hermione.

"Excellent! Mr. Allen. (Excellent!)"

"Your levitation model is very standard! It's hard to imagine that a beginner can do such a model! +10 points!"

However, it seems that Professor McGonagall is also stuck in a sectarian outlook:

But where one stands depends on where one sits. McGonagall is the Head of Gryffindor after all.

She immediately got Hermione up and performed the levitation trick again, giving it the same level of approval.

"Gryffindor +10 points too!"

But at least she is not as petty and petty as Professor Snape.

Professor McGonagall deliberately wanted to prevent Slytherin from becoming the dominant one, while Professor Snape obviously wanted to suppress Gryffindor.

"Potter!" Allen knew, and another difficulty began.

In Defense Against the Dark Arts class, Harry Potter was a little pathetic. On the one hand, Professor Snape wanted to see Harry's eyes, which were very similar to those of his dream girl, but he had to endure the stinky face of the person he hated the most, and he also had the iconic disgusting expression! The person you like the most and the person you hate the most get together, and they even kiss! To be honest, Professor Snape naturally has no worries about finding someone to kiss him, but the key depends on who he is! They also gave birth to this Harry Potter! Every eyebrow on Harry Potter looks like his Snape failure!

"It seems fame isn't everything. Mr. Potter."

Seeing Harry Potter's face livid with anger, Alan didn't even raise his eyebrows - he had nothing to do with him.

He is from Slytherin! The purpose of Allen coming here is to become stronger and save his mother! Allen never forgot why he came here. But having said that, from a professional perspective, Professor Snape is really not a good teacher. real!

To be honest, a teacher is not a good teacher just because he has good teacher ethics!

That only shows that he is a true warrior, a real man, and a Gryffindor!

But it doesn't mean that he is a good teacher.

A good teacher must have sufficient professional qualities, and more importantly, must have educational ability!

In the previous Teacher Qualification Certificate Examination, one of the three subjects was called "Educational Knowledge and Ability". Those with less than 80 points could not pass! Comenius, Du Wei, Froebel, Haddos-Spence Act, you can't get through these things if you don't know them!

If a teacher doesn't know how to teach, what else is he called a teacher?

Allen believes that Professor Snape is a genius, a true researcher, a unremitting dream chaser, and a real man, but in any case, he is his student, and he is really not a good person. teachers.

He has never received teacher education since he was a child, and has been learning magical knowledge and doing research.

But the class he took was really stinky and hard, with one demonstration, then ridicule and humiliation. I can only say that it is boring, and it will really reduce the enthusiasm of these children to learn! From the perspective of the British magical community, this is undoubtedly a destruction of British magical talents. Just think about how many potion masters emerged from the original "Harry Potter" books!

To put it simply, in Allen's view, the so-called professor is translated as "professor" which is a completely unreasonable translation.

The root word fess means to say, which is equal to speak.

Profess means to preach, to claim, to express publicly, to say it before others.

Confess means to confess, acknowledge, confess, confess.

The adjective professional is translated into professional and professional.

How can the same root word be changed into "professor"?

What does professor mean? Teaching, teaching. This is an obvious translation of a teaching position.

And what about professor? Based on my previous statement, there is no doubt that he is a "professional, an expert".

So the question is, can an expert really be a teacher? Can one be said to be a good teacher if he has high professional skills?

I'm afraid we can't think so. The problem with the so-called "high school is a teacher" is that high school may not necessarily lead to good teaching. This really despises the subject of education, and does not even take it into consideration. It seems that there is no need to understand how people learn, and there is no need to understand how people learn. To promote people's learning, help people learn. It will only achieve half the result with twice the result, and more importantly, it will dampen the enthusiasm of students. It's so stupid!

To put it simply, Allen believes that not all cats and dogs can be good teachers.

Education is a professional behavior that requires training, practice and cultivation.

However, since the professor is a professional, he has not gone through this "stupid" (in Allen's view) translation.

Naturally, Allen would not be idle to say anything.

With good teaching at Hogwarts, the Appleby family wouldn't earn an extra pound;

The day that Hogwarts taught all rubbish and screwed everyone up, the Appleby family wouldn't have earned a pound less anyway.

This is actually better for the Appleby family - at least Allen has found many useful tutors.

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These are just based on Allen's cognition in his previous life. Allen considers it a professional analysis.

It's definitely not because Alan thinks Professor Snape's methods are wrong and feels righteous anger for Harry Potter!

What is the relationship between Harry Potter and Ellen?

Allen doesn't care about others, nor will he care about anyone! He is a time traveler!

But here comes the problem. Mencius once said that everyone has compassion. Allen thought this made sense.

Could it be said that time-travelers are not human beings? Don’t time-travelers have basic human sympathy?

Alan felt that Harry Potter was very unhappy to be humiliated like this. His parents were both dead, and yet he was bullied like this!

So I decided to give Harry Potter a "Nimbus 3000" broomstick that was under development!

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Allen definitely did not do this to chase the rise and fall, and gain the favorability of the future director or even the minister!

It's just a righteous act by a righteous man, it has nothing to do with utilitarianism!

Sir Humphrey said that a gentleman cannot turn a blind eye to the difficulties of others.

"quiteso" (I think so too)

Allen flashed a knowing smile at that time.