Henry Llewellyn
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Hi, professor! I'm working on the final lesson for first years and am stumped by the second question. I'm not finding any information (beyond wearing a cloak) about what hags can do to fit in with magical society. Now that I'm re-reading the question a third time, I'm not even sure I'm interpreting it correctly. Please let me know where else I might look for answers and thank you very much for any help.
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@Henry Llewellyn
Some lessons do not have a black and white answer, for some you need to bring in your own ideas. Use what you already know about hags to find an answer- What would make it easier for you to integrate hags? Or the other way around- why wouldn't you want them mixed with wizards and witches now?
Some lessons do not have a black and white answer, for some you need to bring in your own ideas. Use what you already know about hags to find an answer- What would make it easier for you to integrate hags? Or the other way around- why wouldn't you want them mixed with wizards and witches now?
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Professor for the homework questions do we also have to write the mark and then answer the questions or do we only have to write the questions then answer them?
To kill someone and then drink their blood is better than drinking someone's blood then killing them
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I usually write the marks (maximum points can be earned for each question) as well.Emily Flower wrote: 14 Feb 2021, 23:21 Professor for the homework questions do we also have to write the mark and then answer the questions or do we only have to write the questions then answer them?
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Ok. Thanks,@Elisabeth Erner.
To kill someone and then drink their blood is better than drinking someone's blood then killing them
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Is there a different site that is not The Harry Potter Wiki that has most of the knowledge we would need?
Sta: 6 | Eva: 7 | Str: 4 | Wis: 7 | Arc: 5 | Acc: 6
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they´ll start using it" - unknown
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No, all answers you need are either within the lesson, can be found in the wiki, or are opinion/logic-based. You don't need to search for any additional sites, and there is no knowledge that you would need other sources for.Ellie Griffin wrote: 18 Feb 2021, 20:04 Is there a different site that is not The Harry Potter Wiki that has most of the knowledge we would need?
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Ah. That makes sense. Thank you!
Sta: 6 | Eva: 7 | Str: 4 | Wis: 7 | Arc: 5 | Acc: 6
"Maybe if we start telling people the brain is an app
they´ll start using it" - unknown
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How do you hand in homework to teachers?
Best wishes,
Laura
Best wishes,
Laura
The worlds tough, but so are you
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Laura Thompson Brook wrote: 6 Mar 2021, 07:33 How do you hand in homework to teachers?
Best wishes,
Laura
If you have access to your report card already, simply click on the lesson you want to work on and read it carefully. At the bottom of the lesson is the homework part, and use the text box at the very bottom as your "homework paper"; at the bottom right of this text box, you should be able to see buttons that allow you to either submit it, save it first (this allows you to come back to your homework draft even months later), or preview it.
Please be aware that once you've clicked "submit", the homework is sent and you cannot edit it again, nor can you ask a professor to reconsider their grading for that piece of submitted homework. This is because homework must always be anonymous, and if you send this kind of request to a professor, they will know which piece of homework belongs to you.
In addition, in regards to this anonymous policy, students are not allowed to write their names, years, houses, etc on their homework. This information should be able to find in every lesson, so please refer to them before you start writing your take on a task (homework).
Please be aware that once you've clicked "submit", the homework is sent and you cannot edit it again, nor can you ask a professor to reconsider their grading for that piece of submitted homework. This is because homework must always be anonymous, and if you send this kind of request to a professor, they will know which piece of homework belongs to you.
In addition, in regards to this anonymous policy, students are not allowed to write their names, years, houses, etc on their homework. This information should be able to find in every lesson, so please refer to them before you start writing your take on a task (homework).