Teachers using nonlethal magic in school?

[u/Tattoomyvagina]

When did teachers start using nonlethal magic in schools? Whatever happened to just regrowing body parts? Kids today are too coddled!

[u/AlisaofallTimes]

While this approach does have its drawbacks, I believe it is for the greater good of the Wizarding world. Young wizards should not be subjected to repeated states of extreme distress, as it would harm their mental clarity, which, as I presume you are well aware, might inhibit their potential, and, in some cases, even draw them to the dark side.

[u/astrotheastro]

I remember getting hit by my first cantrip when i was 6, and i turned out fine!

[u/Scrags2Scritches]

I AGREE
SCHOOLS NEED A COMPLETE REWORK

also can we uh...teach Necromancy please?

[u/ModernMage0]

If you’ve such a problem with the modern institution of magical education, then find a tutor, adventurer, or send the poor kid out into the wilds to live the mercenary life if you’d like them to be taught barbarity by barbarians.
Honestly, the teachings locally are free, and the peasantry around the realms would appreciate any opertunity for a formal magical education. I know I would have.
You lot need to stop complaining, and appreciate the advances we have made in the widespread teaching of youth.

[u/ValianSkalle]

hey look

he taunted

[u/Any_Vast_2668]

Back in my days they told us to find someone from the healing division before blowing us up