"I'm learning a lot of things earlier or faster than most people," says Matilda. "Because I like learning things more than most people and I'm better at it than most people."
"I go to an ordinary school, but I get lots of extra books and things and I can skip ahead when I want."
"That sounds like fun! I don't think we have anything exactly like that. But I don't mind going to Miss Honey's school instead."
"Yes! She's a teacher and her aunt used to run the school but then her aunt left so now she runs it instead."
"I think sometimes it works that way, but it might not have if Miss Honey wasn't a teacher at the school already. I don't think I'm going to be a teacher when I grow up, but I'm not sure yet. I have lots of time to decide."
When it comes time for Matilda to be unsummoned, she says, "That was really fun! Thanks, Raha! Bye!"
The next day, in addition to her own notebook, she brings a book for the anthropologist; it's a comprehensive history of books and writing on Earth, from cuneiform and papyrus up through the printing press and the typewriter. It's not recent enough to discuss computers.
Also, there is a teenage girl with silvery hair present. If she were on Earth, apart from the hair she'd look southeast Asian. Terali introduces her. "Matilda, this is Fena; she's a dragon. Fena, this is Matilda. I don't think Fena has much time before she needs to go off to school herself, but there should be a chance to figure out a schedule."
"Hi," says Fena.
"Hi! It's nice to meet you! What sorts of times can you give me language lessons?"
She does some calculations in her head, and then proposes a schedule to Fena that satisfies her constraints and doesn't conflict with the witchcraft lessons. Matilda is going to have a busy month.