Chapter 429 Hero Neville

Chapter 429 Hero Neville

"The classroom can only play a guiding role for students. The real learning is always on oneself. A good teacher will bring good guidance, and a bad teacher will even destroy a person's ability to learn."

He turned his eyes to Neville and said, "Neville's choice to give up Potions was a wise decision. In Snape's class, he won't learn anything. Snape's insults will also drain his Xinli, he didn't go to potions class during this time, and even took other courses to get better."

George's compliments made Neville a little at a loss. Recently, George's compliments were too many, and they were all undisguised in front of others, which made him very unaccustomed.

Neville blushed and whispered, "Indeed, I've felt better all day since I didn't go to Potions class. I don't have a vicious voice echoing in my head every day, and I do other things a lot easier. ."

He lowered his voice and added, "Maybe other teachers are also afraid that I will give up their courses. I feel that their attitude towards me is much better."

Neville had seldom mustered the courage to resist anything before, but when he recalled that he mustered the courage, he was proud of the choices he had made every time.

He had the courage to fight Crabbe and Goyle, which made him a good friend to Harry and Ron.

He had worked up the courage to stop Harry and the others from sneaking out, which gave Gryffindor twenty House Points and helped Gryffindor win the House Cup.

This time he mustered the courage to skip Snape's Potions class at all.

This was not an easy decision, and it can be said to be one of the things that shocked the school.

Potions class is a compulsory course, and it is not easy to give up. If it could be easily given up, Harry would have given up the course long ago.

But as before, Neville rarely mustered up the courage to do a thing. But when he really mustered up his courage, he really became a stubborn bull. Whether it is a friend, a teacher, or a principal.

Like his grit when he was being abused, he took all the pressure.

He gave up potions class resolutely and without hesitation, and he broke with Snape completely.

Suddenly, Neville was the hero of the school.

You know, this is what many students dream of doing.

Since Snape became the potions professor at Hogwarts, every year most of the students in the other three houses wanted to give up the potions class.

None of them were as brave as Neville, and they all endured Snape's ridicule and humiliation with difficulty because Potions was a compulsory course.

Neville did what all the students wanted to do but didn't dare to do. Neville really gave a bad breath for the students of the three colleges.

For Neville's decision, George fully supported, and it was with his full support that Neville did not succumb even in the face of Dumbledore. He had no hesitation, there was no room to break with Snape, and he completely withdrew from the Potions class.

George wrote directly and convinced Neville's grandmother. He made Neville a counselor at the mutual aid society, and he assured that Neville's academic achievements in the mutual aid society would far exceed Snape's education.

He also handed over an olive branch in advance, and decided in advance to hire Neville after graduation to work for the potion factory he had not yet established.

Thinking of the changes since this time, Neville only felt like a lifetime away. He knows that he can be proud of his decision and his courage again, which is something he can be proud of for a lifetime.

He breathed a sigh of relief not only for himself, but for all the students who had been humiliated and tortured by Snape.

Not just dropping out of required courses early, a feat this school has never done before. More because he really studied hard in the mutual aid society. His potion level has really improved like crazy.

George and Hermione both guided him patiently, completely different from Snape's ten humiliation and one reminder.

George can always clearly point out the shortcomings of his every step,

And always be able to suggest improvements.

He just needs to follow George's instructions and follow the map step by step, and he can make the potion that he once thought he could never master.

It was only now that he really knew that learning was not an impossible task for him. He even has some talent, some talent in potion making that he can't imagine.

It's not that he doesn't want to learn, and he's never been lazy, he's just really slow to respond and really can't understand it as quickly as others.

The teachers blamed him for being stupid, for being hopeless, but George didn't, and neither did Hermione. Only friends really helped him when he was about to lose his strength.

Under Hermione's guidance, he followed the learning progress little by little. When the mutual aid society started tutoring, he also participated in the learning for the first time.

Then, everything changed and he really started catching up with learning. He really started to know how to learn.

It's not that he is terrified and worried about the teacher's scolding every day, and he is not chasing and desperately trying to write down those words he can't remember.

He put his mind on the experience completely, on the proficiency. George told him, don't worry, don't get depressed when you can't remember. In addition to relying on the brain, memory can also rely on the body and experience.

His memory still hasn't gotten better, but he knows how to avoid his shortcomings.

Those aids provided by George are his best assistants. He prepared the medicinal materials in different categories and placed them in the order he was used to.

He is not in a hurry to memorize those things that he can't remember. He uses his body, a timer, and his experience to assist himself. He really did, and his potion level was no less than that of a Slytherin top student.

Giving up Snape's Potions class made him gain more, and the other classmates stopped looking at him with special eyes.

When he was in the corridor, some unknown students would suddenly run up to him, cheering on his bravery, encouraging him, and wishing him to persevere.

Neville knew what he was doing was right, whether it was George, Harry, Ron, Hermione, and more and more classmates, they all supported him fully, and he truly lived up to everyone's expectations.

"everything will get better."

He remembered what Harry had told him countless times, and it was really all right.

"All right."

Hermione was silent for a while, looking at George, then at Neville, knowing that George was right. With George's guidance, their strengths have long been beyond the scope of classroom professors.

(To be continued.)