The card draw starts in Azkaban

Du Wei's first day of teaching at Hogwarts came to an end very quickly. The young wizards were generally satisfied with Du Wei's teaching. For the first and second grades, he focused on happy education.

Du Wei asked these little wizards to understand what black magic is, what black magic creatures are, and how to identify black magic. Du Wei was entertaining in class, liked to tell jokes, and his homework was not heavy. The little wizards liked him very much.

"The new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor is really interesting."

Everyone said so.

On the first day, in the first class, Duwei met the little girl he saw beside the carriage when he first came to Hogwarts. Her name was Luna. Her classmates called him the crazy girl, Ravenclaw.

Law's second grader.

This is a very interesting little girl. A maverick like her is always isolated.

During class, she stared at Du Wei with her bright eyes.

Du Wei also smiled at her.

This little girl seems to be very interested in Du Wei.

As for Tuesday, the seventh grade students he educated had a very low opinion of Du Wei.

"Old old-fashioned."

"Boring professor."

"I want to sleep in class."

Facing these students, Du Wei had no intention of fighting with them.

If there was a fight, Du Wei might not be able to defeat these little wizards. In seventh grade, this is the period when their knowledge reserves and magic fighting reach their peak.

After they graduate, most wizards will become civil servants or find other professions. Their memory of most magic will become alienated, and their practical abilities will become unfamiliar.

Magic is also about use it or lose it.

Most wizards are worse than ordinary people without a wand. Ordinary people still know how to swing a fist. Wizards rely so much on magic that they lose many possibilities.

In the magic world, most wizards cannot beat a top wizard even if they are tied up. This is a complete crushing of strength.

Du Wei faced these dangerous seventeen-year-old seventh graders and lightly asked them to write papers.

Take classes, teach, write papers, and answer questions.

"Everything is focused on exams. I want you to get an O in the Defense Against Dark Arts course in the ultimate wizard level exam. Even if you can't get an O, you should at least get an A."

He said to these students seriously: "I can't let the Defense Against the Dark Arts class I teach become a stumbling block on your job search."

The seventh grade students were wailing everywhere.

Du Wei was unmoved. He inquired clearly that about 80% of the final wizard level examination and the Defense Against Dark Arts assessment were written examinations.

In the entire exam, practical practice only accounts for 20% of the total score.

This is one of the reasons why an Auror who passed the Ultimate Wizarding Level Examination with flying colors was beaten up by an old woman and ran away.

A head full of knowledge will not allow you to issue the right spell at the right time. The mismatch between the human brain and the human hand is not new.

Knowledge and training are indispensable for a good wizard.

This is true for the strikers and Aurors of the Ministry of Magic, let alone other wizards.

Since the iron-blooded old Barty stepped down, the director of the Auror Office who came back to power can be regarded as a pioneer, not a general. Except for a few old people, the other Aurors under him can almost be said so.

"A complete mess".

In other words, the new head of the Auror Office can only rush in and fight on his own, but cannot maintain order, use strategies, and recruit talents from behind.

He is more suitable to be an Auror than a decision-maker.

Du Wei easily settled these students. For future teaching, Du Wei's plan is very simple, that is, drag as much as he can, herding sheep for the younger ones, elite education for the fifth and seventh grades, essays, questions and practice questions, and a set of combo boxing

After the fight, the effect was surprisingly good. His target was still the third-year Harry and the others.

In the teachers' lounge, after Duwei drank the potion, he sat firmly inside and exchanged teaching experiences with Professor Flitwick. Professor McGonagall sat aside. It happened that they were not in class. After hearing Duwei's educational philosophy,

Professor McGonagall agreed.

Du Wei started from the perspective of a graduate who had graduated for several years, starting from the future of mixed-blood wizards, and packaged his ideas, "I don't want the children to be taught the Defense Against Dark Arts course after graduation.

, unable to enter the place you like to work.

If they really like Defense Against the Dark Arts and want to become Aurors, we can train them on a designated basis.

Caring for most students and caring for specific people.”

Du Wei talked to the two professors and communicated with each other. What Du Wei meant was that not everyone is a genius like Professor Dumbledore, but everyone can become a student like him through being a student at Hogwarts.

Professor McGonagall praised ordinary people like Ping for finding a decent job. She liked and cared about her students very much.

She felt Lu Ping was right.

Although Professor McGonagall is very strict with students and has a stern face most of the time, even the Weasley twins would subconsciously shrink their necks when they see Professor McGonagall, but none of the professors at Hogwarts

If you don't like your own students, Professor Flitwick, Professor McGonagall, and Professor Sprout are all really good people.

An unknown Potions professor who is not a good person and truly hates his student (Neville) is standing at the door of the teachers' lounge.

Hearing the lively discussions inside and the laughter that could be heard from time to time, his face turned extremely ugly. Gritting his teeth, he wanted to use his wand to poke a hundred holes out of Lu Ping who was talking eloquently inside.

"A hypocritical liar."

He originally planned to watch Lupine's jokes, but it turned out that Lupine did better than he imagined. In the past few days, the first and second year old wizards have praised Professor Lupine's teaching a lot. The third and fourth grades have not started yet.

Teaching, I don’t know how to evaluate it. The fifth and seventh grade students complained endlessly about Professor Lupin’s teaching. Snape didn’t like this kind of education very much - it was a teaching method for educating fools. Real geniuses don’t need this kind of education.

, but he can only dislike it.

Only the other professors think that there is no problem with this kind of education method - for this reason, Snape also understands that at Hogwarts, no one will comment on other people's teaching methods unless it causes a huge teaching accident.

Some people took the blame and resigned because of this, otherwise, no one would interfere in other people's teaching.

But what made Snape grit his teeth was that this teaching method was too stable. If this continued, what kind of teaching accident could Lupine cause?

Huh? There are too many homeworks and students can’t finish them. Do you need magic assistance?

Is it a crime to have too many papers?

Can't sleep at night?

Lupine is so stable!

If something happens, Lupine must turn into a werewolf and give his students a claw! But this is not what he wants to see!

Clenching his fists, Snape turned and left the door of the teachers' lounge, extremely angry.

Even Snape couldn't find any point where he could attack Lupine.

So in today's Potions class, Neville Longbottom was even more unlucky.

He had to bear Professor Snape's anger.

…

Time passes.

Thursday afternoon.

The three little ones walked together on the stairs of the castle. The group was panting and sweating from the climb.

"Hoo ho ho, Professor Lupine's Defense Against the Dark Arts class is this afternoon. By the way, Hermione, in the class schedule I looked at, you also took the ancient runes course. I remember this class and the Defense Against the Dark Arts course.

The time is conflicting, how do you deal with this matter?"

Ron asked out of breath and out of curiosity, but no one spoke.

Harry and Ron turned around and found that Hermione, who was supposed to be following them, was missing.

"Um, did you see where Hermione went?"

Ron was dumbfounded.

He asked Harry, who also turned his head, looking confused.

"I, I don't know."

He also found it strange that Hermione had taken almost twelve electives plus required courses this year. He had no idea how Hermione managed to take every class. But because of this, Harry

I found that Hermione's temper was getting worse and worse. She became irritable, had memory loss, and walked with wind.

And elusive.

Just like now, Hermione was missing. Ron and Harry were lying on the stairs watching, but there was no trace of Hermione.

Du Wei drank the potion quietly and sat in the classroom. There were still a few minutes before class started. Du Wei saw someone pushing open the door and walking in. Sweat broke out on his head.

It's Hermione.

She saw someone in the classroom and hurriedly put something into his pocket. Duwei saw the anxious Hermione and said with a smile: "Don't worry, Hermione, I think I know what this is?"

Have you applied for a time converter?

Do you also need to take twelve courses?"