Haru whistled to himself, arranging some papers from the class that ended mere seconds ago. It went rather smoothly, being a class of younger students, with him this time to make sure there really weren't outliers in Skill Like Hakuren. As much as he liked ambitious students, he didn't feel mixing people of a big skill differential was that good. And for the most part, it was easy to avoid having people who don't need a class sieved out. Though here he had a bit of a different issue, one he did talk with some other teachers. a student who had been having a bit of a harder time catching up.
Some of the teachers had simply chalked it up to another unruly interested child, but talking more painted a bit of a different picture, one which he managed to confirm in the class itself to some extent. Minami Rikuto, joined the academy fairly recently, a young Inuzuka, so he'd assume he'd be more inclined to the physical aspect of the Shinobi craft. Still, he did seem to genuinely try and focus during the class, but as he was told, he did seem quick to fall into frustration if something didn't catch on. Not something he didn't see before. what worried him a bit is that whenever he tried to approach the young boy, he seemed somewhat skittish, perhaps jumpy? Not in the typical "teacher caught me not focusing on class" way, he seemed to be trying... but yet was very easily knocked out of focus.
The class went without any real incident, with him introducing the concept of chakra, spiritual and physical energies and the handseals. He wasn't going to have classes for a while, but he still waited in case the boy would take his invitation. He knew very well a teacher asking a student to stay after class was not something anyone wanted to deal with publicly, so he was a bit more subtle about it. A small piece of paper folded and sneaked under the child's collar, his skilled hands making it so no one would notice...not even the boy, at least until he got up and felt an itch behind his neck. The note was simple, saying "If you have the time, could you please come for a chat back in the class?". Not worded as a command, simply an offer. If he didn't accept, he could try doing it more directly, but he did hope it wouldn't prove to be necessary.
Some of the teachers had simply chalked it up to another unruly interested child, but talking more painted a bit of a different picture, one which he managed to confirm in the class itself to some extent. Minami Rikuto, joined the academy fairly recently, a young Inuzuka, so he'd assume he'd be more inclined to the physical aspect of the Shinobi craft. Still, he did seem to genuinely try and focus during the class, but as he was told, he did seem quick to fall into frustration if something didn't catch on. Not something he didn't see before. what worried him a bit is that whenever he tried to approach the young boy, he seemed somewhat skittish, perhaps jumpy? Not in the typical "teacher caught me not focusing on class" way, he seemed to be trying... but yet was very easily knocked out of focus.
The class went without any real incident, with him introducing the concept of chakra, spiritual and physical energies and the handseals. He wasn't going to have classes for a while, but he still waited in case the boy would take his invitation. He knew very well a teacher asking a student to stay after class was not something anyone wanted to deal with publicly, so he was a bit more subtle about it. A small piece of paper folded and sneaked under the child's collar, his skilled hands making it so no one would notice...not even the boy, at least until he got up and felt an itch behind his neck. The note was simple, saying "If you have the time, could you please come for a chat back in the class?". Not worded as a command, simply an offer. If he didn't accept, he could try doing it more directly, but he did hope it wouldn't prove to be necessary.