Parker walked between the rows of seats, setting a notebook down on top of each. He had a new idea with this new round of students to have them do all their work in a note book that he could check at the end of the year for their grades.

While he had is wand in his pocket, it was against his rules to use magic in this classroom. With the tensions having risen between Britain and the other nations he didn't quite feel safe, he couldn't let this onto his students though, he needed to keep himself together. After finishing passing around the notebooks, he walked up to his desk, looking over the class list, waiting for the class to fill in. He hoped these kids were as well behaved as the second years. Or that there might be a few more students. Though he wasn't about to complain because small classes were always better.

After the class filled in, he wrote on the board:


He cleared his throat as he set the chalk down and turned to the class. "As you can see, there are notebooks on your desks. I was going to explain them more first lesson, but as you know, I wasn't available. You're going to be doing all your work in it, including a small prompt at the beginning of every lesson that's stated on the board. Do with this notebook as you will for this class. Write stories about muggles, write your experiences, if you don't know anything then tell me about that, or if you want the minimum grade just do your class work and homework in there. " Parker sighed, looking over the class with tired eyes. "Any questions? Or would anyone like to share if they have anything written yet?"

Odette walked into the muggle studies classroom. It was something she was already familiar with, but she was more curious to see if there was anything wizards viewed muggles as. Just as a second opinion, in a wizard point of view.

Odette sat down in the middle of the class and was handed a notebook. The prompt was simple, what muggles viewed magic as. Odette quickly wrote down a few things.

Spoiler:

When asked for volunteers, Odette raised her hand, waiting to be called on.

Parker gave a small smile as the students came in and they got to work. He looked at the clock in the back and realized they had gotten a late start, but hoped they could get something done. He noticed that from his other classes and this one, there were quite a few muggleborn and halfblood students in the class. Not that it was a bad thing. He just wished more pureblood students took and interest in it. It was really for their benefit. their world could never advance if there was still so much misunderstanding.

After calling for the answers, he saw one girl's hand go up, He pointed to her. "Ah, yes, over there, how do you think muggles view magic Miss...?"

[[OOC: I forgot to say this, so don't worry about it, but next time when students are asked to give their answers, you don't have to wait for me to call on them. You can just say they raised their hand and that they were called on, and then give their reply! Thanks!]]