So he will learn a little bit about them! Fit for seven-year-olds, of course. These are continents! These are countries! These are capitals! These are Brazil's states' capitals!

He knows those things. Or could just read a list and then know them. Having a bad memory must suck. He fiddles with his bracelet that is turning into an artifact.

Now the kids are supposed to memorize those things! The teacher will give them a few minutes and then ask questions for the class to answer!

Poor kids who didn't immediately memorize everything that was said even though they were barely paying attention.

Poor them. They steal glances at Epic and wonder if they'll magically learn things again.

He can send concepts, but words he sends will get forgotten just like other words.

Presumably he doesn't tell them this so they'll just be frustrated.

They just learned this. They shouldn't need help.

Eh.

Next up: spelling!

In competently designed languages this is trivial. 

Portuguese is very much not that! But the spelling rules are very consistent, at least, and correspond exactly to their pronunciations in the majority of cases.

That's good enough!

Then the teacher will take dictation of some complicated words!

School is okay but the kidnapping was way more exciting.

There won't be a lot more excitement in school today. Well, more kids asking him for things in recess.

He can make all the things!!

Teachers and assistants are exasperated!

Good.

Doctor Ximenes is there with someone in the right uniform after school to pick him up.

He bounds over.

"Hello! How was your day?" she asks.

"Tedious but I like making everybody presents."

She smiles. "I wanted to talk to you about yesterday's class, well, yesterday, but all of that happened. Do you think you could come talk to me after lunch today?"

"Can't we talk in the car?"

"If you like. Most patients tend to prefer privacy, though."