"Mostly I teach them how to use electronics and other machines, since they many of them consider that the non-magical world's answer to magic." And they aren't wrong, necessarily. Hermione's still amazed by all a computer can do these days, and she hasn't even seen the dawn of the 21st century yet. Still, sometimes she's asked for help of a simpler nature, leading to the small smile she cracks now. "Though sometimes I have to teach them about clothes, which is funny. I've never considered myself much of a fashion plate, but seeing the way some of them dress - especially when they're trying to blend in with Muggles - I'm grateful that my parents at least taught me about matching colors and clashing patterns. It's not important, in the long run, but it's...." Shrugging, she concludes, "Endearing."

She nods at his assertion, deciding, "I suppose that's all the more reason to try and perfect my magic. And perhaps learn some skills beyond magic that can help me, in the event that I can't."