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I heard that the actors in the HP movies are reading chapters of the books...

Imagine that if Allan Rickman was still alive, he could either make us all laugh by reading the chapter with the line "Turn to page 394" or make us cry with the chapter where he said "Always."

You will forever be remembered, Professor Severus Snape.

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How I see myself in the future

Expectation: having kids named after anime/book characters

Reality: being single for the rest of my life for spending too much time on anime/books, reading fanfics and wanting to marry anime/book characters

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How to be a good teacher:

Always keep an eye on your student...

Ugh, kids these days... You just can't trust them sometimes (or even most of the time!) So it's important to be aware of what they might be up to, to keep them out of trouble.

In this scene from Noragami: Yato, sneaking in from behind at the moment when Yukine was about to make a perv move on Hiyori.

Wouldn't that make you feel embarrassed, creeped out, guilty and confused all at once?

I'm pretty sure that would teach Yukine a lesson he'd never forget.

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What being a teacher is all about: A summary by Professor Aizawa

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When you care about your students' mental and emotional health. I wish we have more teachers like Mr. Aizawa (in real life maybe).

Anime is a better place; better teachers, no COVID, just random bioengineered creatures showing up to ruin everything...

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Mr. Aizawa ain't gonna let his kids get hurt. He will literally sweep them up if he has to, in order to get them out of harm's way.

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How to be a good teacher: Trust your instincts

He knew that freelance journalist was up to something. That is why Mr. Aizawa kept a close eye on Tokuda. He wouldn't let anyone lay a finger on his kids.

At the end of the day, Tokuda did not really cause any serious trouble. But note that Mr. Aizawa watched him until the moment he left UA.