The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 92 Moran's Inspirational Literature

Moran's words made the little witches lower their heads.

Yes! They study not for anyone else.

Honestly, are workbooks really not as good as problem-solving summary papers?
no.

While completing their workbooks today, they realized that there were so many things in the chapters they had already learned that they hadn't noticed or had forgotten.

Between a problem-solving summary paper and a workbook, which will teach you more? Without a doubt, it's the workbook.

The workbooks take more time and are more difficult, but they are definitely worth it.

When they started school, they were full of ambition and passion, vowing to study hard and become powerful witches. How did they become like this now, dissatisfied with the heavy workload?

Seeing that they were deep in thought, Moran continued:
"I know that theory classes are much drier than magic classes! The knowledge is trivial and complicated, and it doesn't seem as useful as magic, so it's inevitable that everyone will slack off."

However, theoretical knowledge is just as important as magic.

You don't want to keep hitting roadblocks and failing to learn magic because you don't understand what magic is, right?
Don't want to be fooled by mistaking demons for angels when you travel, or be ripped off by mistaking goblins for dwarves.

You wouldn't want to see rare magical plants, minerals, or other rare treasures, only to miss out on a chance to become rich overnight because you don't recognize them, would you?
Knowledge truly is power!

The little witches shuddered at the thought of the scenario Moran described.

While it's a bit of an exaggeration to think of demons as angels and goblins as dwarves—they couldn't possibly be that ignorant—not studying the theory lessons properly could really cause problems in magical learning, and could very well lead to missing out on treasures due to a lack of knowledge!

"Right now, you may feel overwhelmed by the heavy workload, but compared to what you will face when you live independently after graduation, it is just a drop in the ocean."

Your future selves will thank your present selves for the hard work and learning you've accumulated!

Moran's inspirational literature, delivered effortlessly, directly transformed the little witches' negative and averse-to-school attitude.

I hate workbooks as much as I used to hate my past self for complaining and being unmotivated.

"Moran! Thank you for inventing the workbook! With the workbook, we'll definitely learn the theoretical knowledge better than the little witches of the past!"

Moran looked at the energetic little witches, who seemed eager to do hundreds of practice problems, and nodded in satisfaction.
"That's right! You can never have too much knowledge! If you encounter a problem you can't figure out, feel free to ask me, and I can explain the solution to you."

"I have questions!"

"I have it too!"

……

Moran was surrounded by little witches carrying exercise books.

After answering the questions, the little witches held up their workbooks:
"Suddenly, I don't think workbooks are so scary after all!"

"Completing a practice problem seems to bring more joy than finishing a paper!"

Upon hearing this, Moran smiled and said, "You'll see when you take the exam. Doing well on the exam is much more rewarding than doing practice problems!"

"What exactly is the exam like?" the little witches couldn't help but ask.

Moran shook her head: "I don't know the specific question types or content. But it won't deviate from the knowledge points we've learned. It'll probably be questions testing knowledge points, and then a score will be given!"

She simply included a suggestion to add exams when submitting the training program, along with some sample question types and grading methods.

Ms. Amisa did not know the specific content she used.

"If we study hard, we can all pass, right?" the little witches asked uncertainly.

Even if they were eager to learn, they couldn't tolerate such a "generous" reward as a workbook.

"Of course!" Moran's purpose in writing the workbooks and training programs was never to stump the little witches.

The dean won't make things difficult for everyone on this point.

The exams at the Witch Academy are meant to encourage everyone to study and assess their learning outcomes; they are not selective exams like the college entrance exam and do not need to differentiate students.

If I had to give a reference point, the overall difficulty would be roughly the same as the driver's license test (subject 1) in my previous life. As long as you study diligently, there shouldn't be any problems.

However, the questions will be slightly more difficult; they won't all be multiple choice.

The little witches felt a little relieved.

As long as I don't get that workbook reward, that's fine.

“By the way! Moran, what was that workbook Ms. Amisa gave you? There were so many…” Ais remembered what she had seen in class.

"These are the workbooks for the senior-level theory courses, compiled by the dean. He wants me to take a look and see if there are any problems," Moran said.

"Huh? Do older students have workbooks too?" Cheryl asked.

“Of course,” Moran said confidently. “All the theory classes will be accompanied by workbooks.”

"It's finished so quickly? Did the Dean write it all by himself?" Vasita remembered that Moran's books back then weren't this many.

“After all, the dean isn’t alone!” Moran said.

The little witches shuddered at the thought of the headmasters huddled together, engrossed in writing workbooks.

“During the two weeks we were unconscious, did the ladies Amisa who were protecting us all go off to compile exercise books?” Vasita was greatly shocked.

"That's terrifying!" Ais exclaimed, covering her mouth.

“But it’s a great thing that the senior students will be able to enjoy the workbooks soon!” Alba said, stroking her chin.

The little witches all nodded in agreement: "That's right!"

"Keep this a secret for now, don't tell them the good news! We'll surprise them later!"

Vasita's suggestion was unanimously approved by the little witches.

It was definitely not because the senior students deliberately used the Fine Spring Water spell to watch them fetch water from the well in the backyard.

It wasn't because the senior students kept quiet, allowing them to fully enjoy the intellectual battles with Ms. Amisha in theory classes and then reap a whole bunch of papers.

The Witch Academy has a tradition of leaving "surprises".

However, in the past, the "surprises" were always left by the senior students for the junior students.

This time, the "surprise" was actually given to the older female students by the younger ones.

Watching the little witches excitedly discussing their reactions to the senior students receiving their workbook assignments, Moran swallowed the fact that she still needed to proofread the workbooks again before they could be printed and distributed to the senior students.

And silently decided to postpone everything else and prioritize completing the proofreading of the exercise book.

After all, she really wanted her seniors to enjoy the workbook as soon as possible!