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The way in which Atticus learned to become a lawyer shows another way in which he is educated. Similar to the Cunninghams, Atticus learned through the family. He is able to make a living based on teachings outside of "proper education". He demonstrates that people can be educated without attending school.

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Evidence - Education Outside of School (Pg 39)

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Evidence - Education Outside of School (Pg 39)

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" You never went to school and you do alright, so I'll just stay home too. You can teach me like Granddaddy taught you 'n' Uncle Jack."

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Due to the racial inequalities of the time, Calpurnia, despite her place in the Finch home, was still known as less than in the community. Her skin color did the job of determining that for her. However, she did have quite a bit of education. Nonetheless, this shows that education has relativity. Back in those times, the highest education available to an African American could have been equivalent to the lowest education available to a White person. This is one way that education has changed over the years. Modern education has made great lengths in making education available to all. Most schools even offer free lunch services. Calpurnia demonstrates the idea that education has relativity.

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Evidence - The Relativity of Education (Pg 32)

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Evidence - The Relativity of Education (Pg 32)

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"... her grammar was as good as anybody's in Maycomb. Atticus said Calpurnia had more education than most colored folks."

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The Cunninghams are educated through the family. Walter Cunningham, for example, despite failing the first-grade multiple times, is educated on his family's work. He talks with Atticus about agricultural issues, and, as the quote states, something that even his own children couldn't accomplish. The Cunningham's reliance on their own familial education shows that education in the 1930s may not have been as developed as modern-day education.

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Atticus demonstrates a type of education that is not as easily taught as mathematics, history, or any other scholarly topic. He is educated on something far larger: life itself. Despite never going to school, which some may consider as the only way to be "educated", Atticus is still able to give sound advice to Scout. He's walked the paths of Earth and is now able to pass on what he has learned. What he has learned is not about expanding the mind but about expanding the way of life. Some forms of education are found through simply existing, and Atticus has definitely undergone such education.

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Miss Caroline is from North Alabama where things are a little different. She comes to little ol Maycome to teach. Her ways of teaching are not the same as other teachers so the kids mumble and question her. Miss Caroline is becoming an outsider to teaching but decided to teach her way anyway. Even though her teaching ways are different it doesn't mean they are worse or not good. Her knowledge and skills came from college and a bigger city so teaching will be different than a little town where everyone knows everyone. She is properly educated but doesn't know how to apply it to Maycomes education life.

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Scout has naturally learned to read on her own since her father Atticus isn't around as often. She proves this by reading to Miss Caroline and she was astonished by how literate she was. Without anyone teaching her, she learned how to teach herself. She has developed her own knowledge and skills and didn't even need teaching. This comes to show that you can learn from your surroundings and not just from a classroom. Scout demonstrates a form of natural intelligence, educated yet not through the school system of Maycomb. Scout's perspective on education has been slightly offset from "positive" because of Miss Caroline's accusation towards Scout's reading and writing ability. Scout does not necessarily like school at the moment, simply because the 1930s education system did not kindle to her natural intellgience.

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"Our teacher says Miss Caroline's introducing a new way of teaching. She learned about it in college. It'll be in all the grades soon."

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Evidence - Education Outside of School (Pg 32)

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Evidence - Education Outside of School (Pg 32)

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"While Walter piled food on his plate, he and Atticus talked together like two men, to the wonderment of Jem and me."

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Evidence  - Education for Those With Natural Intelligence (Pg 23) 

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Evidence  - Education for Those With Natural Intelligence (Pg 23) 

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"Now that I was compelled to think about it, reading was something that just came to me..."

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"You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view... until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."

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What It Means To Be Educated (Universal Truth) 

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What It Means To Be Educated (Universal Truth) 

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To be educated means that you have developed knowledge and skills from a source that prepares you for going forward in life. People are educated in different ways, and one person may still be educated without having the same "proper" education as someone else.

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The process of learning a skill, receiving information, or any action that results in the retention of new knowledge through a specified medium