Harry Potter: Martial Arts Professor at Hogwarts

Kong Nuo looked at Dumbledore's sincere expression and felt his head start to hurt.

Dumbledore seems to value himself very much now, and is going to elevate the status of martial arts to the same level as subjects such as Charms, and become a regular subject.

In other words, those students not only need to be exposed to the already complicated knowledge of magic, but also have to accept more extensive knowledge from martial arts.

Originally, he wanted to select a few good seedlings from the school, cultivate them, and then let them develop themselves...

Well, it was his original intention to let them train other students to achieve the achievement of becoming a master at the speed of light.

"Is there anything dissatisfied?" Dumbledore turned his wrist, blinked his eyes lightly, and there was a flash of expectation in his eyes.

"I read a few of your textbooks before, and I just mastered the magic called 'Lightness Kung Fu'. After evaluation, I think the proportion of martial arts should be increased."

Kong Nuo pinched his brows, and suddenly felt that Dumbledore must have misunderstood, thinking that martial arts is a kind of magic that is very fast and powerful.

Don't underestimate martial arts!

He took out his teaching materials from the Martial Arts Golden Elixir, spread out the "Martial Arts Introductory Manual", turned to page 365, pointed to the meridian diagram on it and asked:

"Principal Dumbledore, please answer me, when you performed Qinggong just now, did you use those meridians and acupuncture points above?"

"Meridians? Acupuncture points?" Dumbledore turned the book over.

He took out a brand new piece of parchment, copied the meridian diagram on it very carefully, and then wrote and drew with a quill in one hand, and put his hand under the table to explore the specific acupuncture points.

Seeing Dumbledore's posture, Kong Nuo knew that Dumbledore must have been a top student when he was young.

First transcribe the overall meridian map, so that you can easily grasp the overall layout of the meridian map, and then modify it while feeling it. This learning method is really unique.

Just when Kong Nuo started to yawn and was about to tease the phoenix, Dumbledore finally pushed over the "Martial Arts Introductory Manual" and the parchment he had revised countless times.

The flow of meridians and acupuncture points outlined above are not wrong. It is hard to imagine that this can be done by a person who has just come into contact with the concept of martial arts.

"Do you understand now? Martial arts are far more complicated than you imagined. Similar to the concept of casting spells without a staff, you must be very familiar with the basics to master so much."

"The way of martial arts will not be very powerful until you are fully familiar with the basic concepts. And not only the content in the book, but also specific exercise methods, perseverance, diet, etc., all need to be taken into account."

Dumbledore heaved a long sigh, "I understand what you mean. In fact, martial arts is more like an advanced subject like alchemy. You must master enough things to learn the essence, right?"

"Yes!" Kong Nuo turned back to the first page of the "Martial Arts Introductory Manual", pointing to the preface and said, "So strengthening the body is the most intuitive benefit that martial arts can bring."

Dumbledore's eyes softened, he smiled apologetically, and asked humbly: "Then how do you think this subject should be developed? I want to hear your opinion. My previous thoughts were indeed wishful thinking."

"It's very simple, focus on experience." Kong Nuo realized that the initiative has now been controlled by himself, and the goal of doing one rest and six is ​​close at hand.

"Experience is the main thing?" Dumbledore repeated without saying anything more, as if he was listening attentively.

Kong Nuo stretched out a finger, "First of all! This subject is a brand new concept, you can't expect all students to like it, is that okay?"

Dumbledore nodded, "Of course! But I have confidence in you. Those freshmen treat you very well, even the freshmen of Slytherin House also have a good impression of you."

"Ahem... I'd be proud to say that." Kong Nuo scratched the back of his head, "Back to the point! I hope the first class will be postponed for a week or two, so that I can sort out the whole class thinking."

"No problem!" Dumbledore continued to nod. "Being able to say such a thing shows that you are really thinking about the students, and you really need to prepare well for the first class."

Kong Nuo rubbed the space between his brows, wondering what Dumbledore has made of himself now?

In fact, I just don't know how to teach these new wizards, and I want to observe how other teachers teach, so that I can copy it and use it in my own classroom.

wrong!It is for reference, not copying!Things about cultural people cannot be called plagiarism!

"In my first class, I don't need to distinguish between colleges, I don't accept this! If there is anyone who is not willing to accept this, you don't have to come that day."

"Also, it's the same for future courses. I only have one class a week, and it's for all students in the school. If you don't want to, you can skip it."

Dumbledore didn't nod this time, and interrupted him with a light cough, "I would like to ask, what is the purpose of this?"

Kong Nuo smiled slightly, "This is a brand new subject, so all the students have the same starting line. I don't think it is necessary to distinguish so many. After all, I think the number of people who can persevere can be counted with one slap."

Dumbledore propped his chin with his hands, and took out a brand new class schedule, "It really makes sense to say this, how long do you expect this class to last?"

"Four hours." Kong Nuo coughed lightly. After weighing it up, he decided to take four hours, almost half a day.

"Hmm." Dumbledore looked at the class schedule, still hesitating, "But only one class a week, isn't it too little? Can they really learn something?"

"Apart from talent, persistence is more important in martial arts." Kong Nuo explained, "Being able to enter Hogwarts shows that they all have magical powers, and naturally there is no shortage of talent."

"Then the most important thing is to persevere and study. The "Martial Arts Introductory Manual" has covered most of the basic knowledge, and the rest is practice, and continuous practice."

"Whether it is the most basic zama step or absorbing the essence of the sun and the moon, all of these need to be persisted every day. How many students do you think can do this?"

"Dumbledore, you should have been a teacher. How many students do you think can insist on practicing the same spell every day until they are fully proficient?"

"Martial arts requires perseverance. I do not miss any of the daily exercises. No matter it is windy or rainy, I need to finish what needs to be done."

"If you can persist in these boring exercises, you are qualified to truly enter the martial arts!"