The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

As a professor at Hogwarts, Snape's teaching ethics are aside for the time being, but his teaching level is indeed first-rate. new

There is a potion master in Andy's family. Andy occasionally helps out by handling some simple potion materials, and he is quite familiar with the potion course.

But when Helen makes potions, she basically follows the instructions and can sell them for money, but they are not high-quality products.

But Snape was different. He already fully understood the medicinal properties of each potion material.

Not only that, he also made many changes to the potion brewing steps based on the different medicinal properties of each material.

Some changes will make brewing potions easier, while others will improve their quality.

Although the potion to treat scabies is just a simple potion, Snape explained it in great detail. According to Snape's words - as long as you are not an idiot, you can make it successfully.

If there was any shortcoming in Snape's class, it might be that his personal image was really bad.

Andy glanced around a few times. Many young wizards were frightened by Snape and probably didn't understand what Snape was talking about.

Fortunately, Andy is an adult inside.

It’s okay for children to be afraid of teachers. How can adults be afraid of teachers?

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"That's all I need to know about potions for treating scabies."

Snape still said in his slow tone, "All the steps are written on the blackboard, and the materials are on the experimental table."

"Now in pairs, we can start the operation."

The little wizards looked at Snape in confusion. What knowledge point had he just finished? Were you really giving a lecture and not telling us horror stories?

oh! The steps are on the blackboard, so there's no problem.

The little wizards may not be good at anything else, but they are first-rate at copying answers.

You wrote the answer on the blackboard, how can we be wrong?

This is too much to underestimate us!

Andy glanced at Hermione and indicated with his eyes: Shall we work in pairs?

Hermione raised her chin proudly and nodded very reservedly.

Andy lit the cauldron and started brewing the potion according to the steps on the blackboard.

Hermione is also the academic type, so it may be a bit difficult for her to innovate, but let her follow the instructions - let alone brewing potions, even if she recites an entire book, she will not make a mistake in reciting a word.

Brewing potions is actually a bit like cooking.

If two people follow the recipe at the same time, the taste may be very different.

The same goes for brewing potions. new

Even if everyone brews the potion according to the steps given by Snape, the final product will be very different - especially for novices.

Ten minutes later, Snape was like a ghost, wandering back and forth in the classroom, using his insidious voice to point out the mistakes of each little wizard.

However, this is of no use.

Because every little wizard who was pointed out by Snape would make a bigger mistake just like Shi Lezhi.

Then Snape would look at him as if he was mentally retarded, point out the new mistake in a mocking tone, and at the same time deduct one point from the other party's house.

"Goldstein, I should have asked you to write it down in your notebook that the porcupine quills need to be extinguished before they can be put into the crucible."

"One point will be deducted from Ravenclaw for this."

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Andy's roommates are not immune either.

Anthony Goldstein held the porcupine quill in his hand and stared intently at the cauldron. Obviously Snape had pointed out his wrong operation, but Anthony seemed to be mentally retarded at the moment, not knowing what he should do.

Andy took the time to glance at Anthony. He was trembling and looked like he was about to cry.

Snape seemed to finally notice Andy's group. He walked behind Andy and Hermione and stared at their operations across the two people.

Andy could clearly feel that Hermione's whole body was tense.

Fortunately, Hermione is different from other little wizards. She is determined to be a good student. The more pressure the teacher puts on her, the more she can bring out her potential.

Andy kept staring at Hermione, but never saw Hermione make any mistake.

Snape watched for a while, and finally walked away silently, as if he had lost some fun. He didn't look at Andy's group again during the entire class.

To be honest, judging from Snape's behavior alone, he is simply a model teacher at Hogwarts.

The knowledge points are explained in great detail, and he also has his own understanding of the theory of potions.

While the little wizards were starting to operate on their own, Snape was never idle for a moment. He walked around throughout the class and promptly pointed out the wrong operations of the little wizards.

He is not afraid of hardship or tiredness, and is full of passion.

But if Snape's unique personal temperament is taken into account, then the real situation is that the young wizards are like attending classes in an evil laboratory, and the whole class is full of sinister winds, making people's hair stand on end.

The instructions from the professor are like the whispers of a devil, as if they are trying to drag you into hell.

"Professor Snape, we're done." After brewing the potion, Hermione immediately raised her hand to signal Snape.

Snape floated over with his black cloak, glanced at Andy and Hermione first, and then checked the potion.

The color and smell of the potion are perfect. Although it is not a high-quality product, no one would bother to study such a simple potion, as long as it can meet the usage standards.

If it were a normal teacher, he would probably like outstanding students like Andy and Hermione very much.

But Snape just gave a faint hum, signaled the two of them to pack the potion, and left without looking back.

All that's left is "One point for Ravenclaw."

Hermione looked disappointed.

Andy whispered: "Professor Snape is like this, maybe he is a strict person!"

In order to avoid dampening the little witch's enthusiasm for learning, Andy forcibly suppressed Black Snape's words.

Andy had received some information about Snape from the Weasley twins.

According to the twins, Professor Snape's temperament is like this: he is three points sarcastic, three points cool, four points indifferent, and ninety points from Gryffindor.

For Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff, although Snape rarely adds points, he will not deduct points casually.

But for Gryffindor, Snape would deduct points if he had the chance, and if he didn't have the chance, he would create opportunities to deduct points.

"Um!"

The little witch quickly accepted Andy's words and whispered: "It seems you didn't lie this time."

"What?" Andy looked confused. What image did he have in the little girl's heart?

Why did I lie to others?

"I mean, you said you are a practical person." Hermione said.