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Anna Banana · 02-05-2011, 02:42 AM

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Originally Posted by DH Vixen

"Yes, Sierra. That is very true. They established the Statue and are the ones responsible for the decision to hide the wizard world from the muggle world. One points."

"We, the professors and I, have been given a curriculum and we are teaching it. I would think you as students would like the fact that every thing is related." she added with a shrug. "Muggles are linked to us and of course, I'm going to talk about them and how they relate to our history."

Yes, this was the kind of reception she was kind of scared of receiving over this lesson.

"Okay, class. There is no point in even trying to tiptoe around this. The Statue is an important part of history and that is what we will be talking about. Some of you have mentioned why it was established. But can any of you tell me more about it? Or better yet, state examples of the Statue in use."

Oh, so the professor already knew her name, hmm? That was pretty cool. She'd either seriously done her homework, or she was really, really good with names. Sierra had gotten a single house point, too! Sure, it was only one little point, but it was also step closer to securing the house cup for the Slytherins!

The professors had been given a curric--what? Was that supposed to be some sort of guide to teaching, or something? Sierra could just picture it now. It probably looked something like this:

Professors' Guide to Teaching
- Muggles
- Muggles
- Muggles
- Oh, and try and get muggles in there somewhere, too.

...meh. Raising her hand, she offered an answer to the latest question. "Would the hiding of Quidditch pitches be an example of the Statute in use? I know there are lots of charms in place to hide pitches from muggles, and pitches usually have to be located in areas of deserted moorland so muggles have less of a chance to see them," she suggested.

02-05-2011, 02:42 AM	#64 (permalink)
Anna Banana DMC & DMGS Selkie Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 36,512 Hogwarts RPG Name: Eliza Bellerose Slytherin Second Year x1	Hiss!Roar!Growl!Caw! \| Hermione's Double \| The Little Three \| Alecate Quote: Originally Posted by DH Vixen "Yes, Sierra. That is very true. They established the Statue and are the ones responsible for the decision to hide the wizard world from the muggle world. One points." "We, the professors and I, have been given a curriculum and we are teaching it. I would think you as students would like the fact that every thing is related." she added with a shrug. "Muggles are linked to us and of course, I'm going to talk about them and how they relate to our history." Yes, this was the kind of reception she was kind of scared of receiving over this lesson. "Okay, class. There is no point in even trying to tiptoe around this. The Statue is an important part of history and that is what we will be talking about. Some of you have mentioned why it was established. But can any of you tell me more about it? Or better yet, state examples of the Statue in use." Oh, so the professor already knew her name, hmm? That was pretty cool. She'd either seriously done her homework, or she was really, really good with names. Sierra had gotten a single house point, too! Sure, it was only one little point, but it was also step closer to securing the house cup for the Slytherins! The professors had been given a curric--what? Was that supposed to be some sort of guide to teaching, or something? Sierra could just picture it now. It probably looked something like this: Professors' Guide to Teaching - Muggles - Muggles - Muggles - Oh, and try and get muggles in there somewhere, too. ...meh. Raising her hand, she offered an answer to the latest question. "Would the hiding of Quidditch pitches be an example of the Statute in use? I know there are lots of charms in place to hide pitches from muggles, and pitches usually have to be located in areas of deserted moorland so muggles have less of a chance to see them," she suggested. __________________