All Heavens: Transfer Students at Hogwarts

The new semester has officially begun, and Hogwarts has a new atmosphere. Wizards coming and going all carry a black manual, just like everyone in Muggle society will carry a mobile phone a few decades later. When they go in and out of the classroom, no matter where they go, they don't have to carry a schoolbag or carry a pile of textbooks. All they need is a "Handbook".

Whichever classroom you go to, call up the corresponding textbook in the "Handbook" by pressing the wand against the blank page and whispering the corresponding title. If you become proficient, you won't need a wand, just think about it in your mind.

Not only are students adapting to new tools, professors need to keep up with the times, too.

The "Manual" has powerful functions, one is access to a rich database, and the other is the powerful main brain computing power. Both of these are organically combined under the coordination of ghost Helena, making Helena a powerful wisdom. body.

Theoretically speaking, little wizards who own the "Manual" can study on their own under the guidance of Helena, the elf in the book. Just like Harry, as long as they are self-disciplined enough, the results will be excellent. The original seven-year course, It can be completed in as little as four years or as slowly as six years.

As a result, the role of professors is greatly reduced.

The most typical example is the history of magic, which is recognized as the most boring course, and the lecturer of the history of magic at Hogwarts is poor Professor Binns, a forgetful ghost with a stubborn temperament and dull thinking , Often even the names of the students are confused, and the lectures are even more confusing.

This kind of course allows students to self-study using the "Handbook", easily grasp the key points, and achieve good results in O.W.L and N.E.W.T.

Students at Hogwarts quickly learned this, and they judged their professors' abilities, both in public and in private, especially when they compared them to Lady Helena - often with brutal results.

From a long-term perspective, it is almost inevitable that traditional teaching will be replaced. Even if all excellent lecturers have their own unique skills, Ms. Helena cannot stop making progress every moment.

She is stored in a modified celestial brain, and the thought strings produced in one second are comparable to the memories of an ordinary person's life for a hundred years. The essence of civilization developed by human wizards for thousands of years, she can digest it in just one week. Then there is the process of innovation.

Of course, if the computing power of the mastermind is not successfully applied in practice, it will be just a fantasy. Many of Ms. Helena's improvement strategies require users of the Manual to try and correct them. The Manual builds a bridge between thought and practice, and the workers who build the bridge are the wizards and wizards of Hogwarts.

Under the guidance of the "Handbook", Hogwarts students, and even all users of the "Handbook" in the future, will verify Helena's conjecture one by one, and every branch of every skill will germinate, constantly It grows vigorously and gradually forms a towering tree with luxuriant branches and leaves, a fishing net that encompasses the world.

Of course, the professors responsible for participating in the project know the future development best. The emergence of the mastermind will seriously impact the existing teaching system, which is tantamount to destroying their jobs. But for wizards, their natural bread and butter is magic. As long as they still have magic, they don't have to worry about going hungry.

Excellent professors have begun to explore new teaching paths.If the renovation and expansion of Hogwarts last year was a physical transformation of this millennium magic school, then the "Spellcaster's Introductory Manual" brought spiritual rejuvenation and innovation.

Professor McGonagall is perhaps the one who has kept pace with the times. Her Transfiguration class now no longer focuses on theory, but instead requires students to practice more while she corrects and reminds them. The art of transformation is very profound, and it is easy to take detours or get stuck in bottlenecks, so this skill requires hard work.

Nowadays, after-school homework is not just papers. Professor McGonagall followed Linde's example and made exercise books for students to "enjoy fun". By this method, students are forced to study theoretical knowledge in their spare time. Ms. Helena's Assisted teaching, this is not a problem.

Professor McGonagall urges young wizards to be diligent in self-study, and she herself is spending time studying more esoteric magic systems.

The "Handbook" is just a youthful version of the "Guide". As an apprentice in the library, McGonagall enjoys much more resources than Hogwarts, especially the massive knowledge of other worlds, which opened her eyes.

Professor McGonagall's new teaching method has been tried for a few days. Although students often complain about the increased burden, the gains are real.

After class on weekdays, teachers will also get together to discuss new teaching methods.

Some people try to adapt and are successful, while others are terrified. All in all, in less than a week, the changes brought about by the Manual are already clear. The more practical a course is, the less impact it will have, while a theoretical course is more likely to be replaced by the Handbook.

Examples of the former are Transfiguration, Potions, Herbs, Charms, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Flying, Care of Magical Creatures, and examples of the latter are Astronomy, Divination, Arithmancy, History of Magic, Ancient Runes, and Muggle Studies.

The students also gradually categorized the courses in their minds. They would spend more time and energy on the practical courses, but they didn't pay much attention to the theoretical courses. They even had different views on some professors. ——It turns out that you are only at this level, why not read the "Handbook" and study by yourself.

In the earth-shaking changes of Hogwarts, it seems that everyone is being wrapped up. Everyone has to face a new day of study tasks every day when they open their eyes. The competition between the four houses has not stopped, nor has it become out of control, but It is like a warm fire, constantly urging students to forge ahead.

Linde returned to his daily school life, and he was thinking about his previous promise to win three top rankings for Gryffindor.

The Handbook has a wide variety of rankings. Some are more serious, such as the study time list, test score list, college score list, and Quidditch score list. Others are more wonderful. When James designed the list, he gave full play to his imagination and the wizard's fearless spirit.

There is a list of lengths of night outings that challenge the professor's endurance limit - the top three are, as expected, Linde, George and Fred. They are really far ahead of the rest. But in the future, there will probably be more heroes coming together, and housekeeper Filch can't wait to start the midnight hunt.

There is a dangerous duel ranking list - the word "magic", one horizontal and one vertical, the winner stands, the loser lies down. In short, the Duel Club is very lively now. Everyone wants to compete for the second place on the list, which is the so-called lower than one person and higher than thousands of people.

There is a list of flight hours for those who love magic broomsticks - for Quidditch players, this is the best proof of their hard work and sweat.

There was a list of sweets and snacks that Dumbledore wanted to participate in - the school nurse Mrs. Pang was very angry because soon a gluttonous little wizard was lying in the hospital.

In addition, there are potion making lists, transfiguration practice lists, spell practice lists, herb cultivation lists, and magical animal care lists. These were asked by James to be added by the professor working in the White Tower.

There are also more informal lists, such as the list of time spent in a daze, the list of time spent in love, the list of people who can blow bubbles without bursting them, the list of the time they can hold their breath, the Gobstone list, the Wizarding Chess list... In short, James lists the trivial details of Hogwarts school life. They are all listed in this way, which is very nonsense, but very interesting.

Since the beginning of the school year, Linde has earned over 300 college points, which he earned in exchange for taking potions classes. Never before has a student been able to earn so many college points in just one semester. In the college ranking list, his ranking is the first in history.

The list will be refreshed, some once a week, some once a month, and some once a year. The college ranking list is refreshed every academic year. Linde is currently at the top of the list, and it is estimated that no one can surpass it. This counts as one-third of his promise.

In addition, there is a duel leaderboard, which is refreshed once a month. It counts the number of duel victories in a row. Linde goes to the club to check in every day, and he is firmly at the top of the list.

Few people would invite him to a duel, but few would refuse his invitation. Unless they were really afraid of losing face, it was still fun to spar with the transfer students.

The tradition of dueling club was started last year. No one can remember the reason why such a club was established. It was first held in the auditorium, and the whole school students would watch the fun. When Hogwarts was expanding, an event venue was built south of the main castle and on the east bank of the Black Lake. Professor Geller commandeered the venue as the venue for the Duel Club.

Students in the fifth grade and above have a fight with each other during the day, and the mantra is: don't go back to the lounge after school, I will wait for you in the club.

So as long as they don't have evening astronomy classes, most senior students will stay in the club until curfew.

In this way, Linde only needs to get one more list.

The night tour duration list is probably the easiest to win, but Linde was quickly knocked out of the list because he went to bed early and got up early after the start of the new semester. There's not much to see in this stupid Hogwarts.

The ranking of study time is full of test-takers. He holds the "Handbook" in his spare time and studies by himself anytime and anywhere. Linde is not ranked at all. There were too many weird ones in the rest of the lists, and he was basically not interested. In the academic performance list, he failed to make it into the top three because he was missing two divination courses.

The last one to compete for the list was still unable to make up his mind. After some consideration, Lin De suddenly realized that he had put forward his opinion to let the students pass the test, but it turned out to be his own.

"It's bad, I'm being punished!"