If Emma Watson Were a Hogwarts Professor, Here’s What She’d Teach

What if Emma Watson wasn’t just casting spells as Hermione Granger but was also standing at the front of a Hogwarts classroom?

Picture this: You’re sitting in the Great Hall, waiting for your next class, and in walks Professor Emma Watson—passionate, intelligent, and ready to shake up the wizarding world.

We all know Emma Watson is more than just a talented actress. She’s an activist, an advocate for social justice, and a fierce proponent of change. So, if she were teaching at Hogwarts, her syllabus would definitely look a little different.

Here’s what we imagine Professor Emma Watson would teach—classes filled with magic and real-world wisdom.

Professor Emma Watson: The Feminist Educator We Didn’t Know We Needed

Let’s be real: if Emma Watson were teaching at Hogwarts, one of her first classes would totally be about gender equality.

Emma’s work with the UN, her HeForShe campaign, and her dedication to fighting for women’s rights in the real world would shine through in her classes. Hermione Granger might’ve been a role model, but Professor Watson would take it a step further—teaching students about the importance of equality, not just in the wizarding world, but in the Muggle world, too.

In her Magical Feminist Studies class, students would dive deep into the history of gender roles in both worlds. Think of it like a history class, but with a focus on the women who were often overlooked or silenced—like the trials faced by witches. Remember, the essay Harry Potter wrote for his holiday homework?

Professor Emma Watson would encourage students to question the way gender has shaped the magical and Muggle worlds. And it’s not just about women’s rights—she’d also talk about how race, class, and sexuality intersect with gender issues.

So, yeah, it’s not your average Hogwarts lesson.

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