Astronomy 2:6

Adorah always valued a review day before exams. While many of the younger students might not see it as valuable now, it would be helpful as the grew and learned harder to understand concepts. Once everyone was seated, she waved her wand to shut the door and stood in front of her desk. "Hi, everyone. Today will be open for you to review and study for the upcoming exam. Please go over your notes, quiz each other if you'd like, and use this time to ask me any questions about things you're still struggling with." Adorah smiled as some of the students quickly went to work and others were a slower to start. "Remember to go over information from the first lesson all the way till the last lesson! Always good to review old material," Adorah said. As the bell rang, she dismissed them, hoping that they would really focus on doing well on their exams.

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For full credit, RP the lesson.​

 

[Miles Flynn]

It was surprising how fast the semester had gone, but sure enough they were now in the final week before exams. Miles was almost grateful for the usual study session, likely needing to do a bit of a catch-up on everything they had learned over the previous week. And so, Miles spent the lesson sat and flipping through his notes and trying to not fall asleep in the process before they were all finally dismissed.

 

[Finley Mackintosh Baros]

Finley yawned as he walked into the classroom, hoodie over his head to shield his eyes from the firelight. He flipped through his notebook that was a chaotic collection of different things as he listened to what the professor said. It was close to the end of the semester now, so he was at that point where he felt like he could just listened casually. He knew enough about astronomy now and he didn’t think it was all that important as a class, so he went over his notes casually and then left when the class was over.​

 

[Daisuke Kaster]

Daisuke went to the Astronomy classroom and waited for the lesson to start. Since it was only review, he spent the time going over his notes until it was time to leave.​

 

[Christa Langley]

Christa settled into her seat and yawned a little as she sat back to listen. It was the last lesson of the semester and she wasn’t sure she was ready for the exams, but she didn’t want to panic right now. She was just going to try and take it easy and see what happened, going with the flow. She took some notes and then headed out of class when the time came.​