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Chapter 64
Little Shitou has never felt that time is so fulfilling, even if he usually plays mud with his friends, he does not feel this way.

After listening to Alan's lecture, more than 40 minutes passed in a flash. After listening to it, Xiao Shitou was still unsatisfied, and wanted to listen to Alan's lecture again.

It's a pity that the next class is mathematics, and the main teacher has been replaced by another orc teacher.

Since there are not many days in elementary school and the knowledge taught is not too deep, the math teacher taught it from scratch again in the name of reviewing.

Some orcs who hadn't digested the mathematics knowledge listened to the mathematics again, and seemed quite happy.

Effiena, who already knew multiplication, naturally became bored again, and wanted to whisper to her classmates to pass this boring time.

The tail behind Effie wrapped around her sister's tail, and whispered to her ear: "Ena, I'm so bored."

"Sister, you have to pay attention to the class." The younger sister moved her little buttocks to turn outside, Nuo Nuo responded, but her eyes drifted to the green leaves outside the window, where a small bug stopped there, and was screaming knowingly.

At this time, the buttocks of Xiaozhengtai and Xiaoluoli in the classroom can't sit still. They are beastmen, their ears are better than humans, and they can hear the whispers behind them.

Not every orc teacher has Alan's captivating eloquence, and the children suddenly felt a little flustered and wanted to go out to play.

But they are very conflicted. The opportunity to go to school is a rare hope for the whole village. There is no hope of going to school in other villages.

"Effiena, do you want to go out and identify the herbs?" The orc teacher in charge of teaching mathematics also heard the whispers of the two little lolitas, and couldn't help but said.

Transfer them out, so as not to affect the students not to listen carefully to the class.

Alan hadn't left yet, and stood by the back door to listen to other people's lectures, to see what the orc teachers had to say.

Hearing the math teacher's suggestion to send the students out to play, Allen couldn't sit still, and shouted: "Wait a minute."

When the math teacher heard that it was the village chief Allen who spoke, he immediately shut up, and respectfully raised his fawning little tail, waiting for Allen to be held accountable.

Allen turned his head to look at Effiena, their big eyes were flickering, and their two little tails stood up like curious question marks. He suddenly had a plan in his mind, and asked softly: "Do you two want to teach everyone math? "

"Huh?" Ena tilted her head, showing a confused expression.

"Can we?"

The black-haired Effie pinched the hem of the linen shirt, the tail of the question mark suddenly stood upright, secretly excited.

Teaching people to learn mathematics... seems interesting, Effie secretly glanced at the mathematics teacher on the stage, afraid that he would not agree.

The math teacher on the stage was taken aback. Allen actually asked the students to teach the students. Isn't this messed up? What should I do if you call the teacher?

35-year-old Jeremy looks anxious. He once studied mathematics in Morning Glory Town. He knows that mathematics is so difficult to learn, and it is impossible to succeed if it is taught by students.

The math teacher straightened her tail and hurriedly waved her hands and said, "Master Alan, this is not appropriate. They are still young and don't know how to teach people."

"No, no, teaching is not rigid. There is no rule that teachers must be adult orcs. As long as they understand the mathematics of this class, they can teach people on stage, even if they are only eight or nine years old." Allen shook his head.

In later generations, it is not new for students to go on stage to teach others. This can develop students' comprehensive abilities, such as students' eloquence, self-confidence and leadership skills.

And in the process of teaching people, they can deepen their understanding of the knowledge points.

Another point is that Effiena's learning progress is far ahead of children of the same age. It is a waste of their learning talents to let them listen to the knowledge they already know in class.

He thought of the idea of ​​dividing key classes before, but that idea was not good. There were only two primary school students with strong academic talents, so there was no need to divide key classes.

It would be different if they were primary teachers. They would cultivate their comprehensive abilities during class, and her father would continue to teach them more in-depth knowledge after class, keeping them at the forefront of knowledge. After a few years, they might be able to handle some high-tech materials construction project.

Here, Allen uses the word "construction" instead of "research" because he already has a mature technological template and does not need research. What he lacks is high-tech materials.

"Effiena, do you want to go on stage to teach people?" Allen asked again.

"But we still don't know how to teach people." Effie was a little shy this time, she was only nine years old, she was thin-skinned, and she was a little afraid to go on stage.

Ena is also a little shy, but looking at her straight tail with a slight bend at the tip, you can tell that little Ena is looking forward to it at the moment.

"It's okay. No one is born with it. It doesn't matter if you don't know how to teach it. This is a simple attempt." Allen encouraged.

"Since it's brother Alan's request, I have no choice but to agree."

Effie pretended to be reluctant, held her sister's hand, and slowly walked onto the stage under the surprised eyes of her friends.

With a smile on the corner of Allen's mouth, he looked at Effie's upright and slightly curved tail, which clearly showed that she was very excited.

After the two cat-eared lolis came to the class, they looked at the cute big eyes of a group of people with empty hands, and suddenly forgot their words.

"Textbooks, lecture books." Allen reminded gently.

"oh oh."

Effiena immediately went back to her seat to get the textbook, but got stuck on the stage again, so she had to follow the script.

The elementary school students in the audience felt it was very interesting when they heard the waxy voice spread in the classroom, and couldn't help but listen carefully for a while.

Under the stage, the math teacher frowned, these two little girls are not as good as him at all.

Allen sneaked over quietly, "You are the guide now. When you see that they don't know what to say, guide them on what to say at this time. When they make mistakes, gently correct them. Don't destroy the students' confidence. Try to guide them. ..."

Jeremy was a little annoyed, as a teacher, do I need you to teach... Wait, Alan is indeed a very good teacher, Jeremy recalled the picture of Alan teaching people, the lectures were lifelike, met and listened He could solve countless mysteries of the students with a simple stroke of a picture he didn't understand, and he felt ashamed of himself.

The math teacher's tail stood up slightly, and he listened carefully to Alan's teaching opinions. These are golden words.

Even if he doesn't understand the meaning of Alan's actions, he will definitely be kicked out of school by the village chief Ailun if he is disobedient. There are always some orc teachers willing to hear about it.

In this way, whenever Effiena couldn't continue speaking and her head stuck, there would always be a gentle voice reminding them of the main points of the next lecture, and then their heads seemed to have a clear idea, and they immediately had the motivation to continue speaking.

As we talked, the children also showed expressions of how amazing you are.

Some children who played mud with Effiena stared wide-eyed, remembering that Effiena was still playing hide-and-seek with them the day before yesterday, playing with mud, and catching bugs together, but they did not expect to be standing on the podium today to teach students.

As for myself, I was still sitting in my seat listening to their lectures.

(End of this chapter)