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There are many different forms of learning, how you approach learning in all its aspects  and use the skills taught will untimely determine your education. Education does not have one definition.

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*Someone who is home schooled usually adapts to independence while learning. For example, someone who may be a home schooled kid may not be familiar with assignments such as group projects. In addition, that same kid may do very well with the rest of their work given that they would do it alone.
*Someone who may have had little to no education learning important things from life-altering scenarios. For instance, someone who probably had no education past the third grade may find their sense of learning through situations of practical thinking. Overall just developing their own needs for what they feel as if would probably benefit them in the long run.

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Unlike Scout, Jem is very flexible with whatever happens to him. For instance, Jem would make do with the circumstances he is put in, in order to get to the point he had originally wanted to be in. As for learning, Jem is able to adapt to whatever learning environment he is put in. Also, Jem is more so the type to view education as a school-oriented function -unlike Scout who views any learning situation as a part of her education.

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Miss. Caroline is a well educated woman who spent years learning how to teach others. It appears that although she was taught how to teach, she was not taught how to adjust to different learning environments and to access a classes ability. Miss. Caroline's character strengthens the idea that there are many different forms of education.

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Miss. Caroline was adapting to her new environment during this time. She had yet learned how the town of Maycomb ran. In contrast to Maycomb,  she came from was very flashy and urban so she had to learn new customs. Miss. Caroline believed learning had to be done in a specific way and manner, the same one she was taught. What she failed to realize is that learning goes beyond books and into everyday experiences, just as the one she was facing in the quote.

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"...Miss. Caroline is introducing a new way of teaching. he learned about it in college." ... "We don't write in first grade, we print. You wont learn how to write until you're in the third grade" (18)

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"Miss. Caroline seemed unaware that the ragged, denim-shirted and floursack-skirted first grade, most of whom had cropped cotton and fed hogs from the time they were able to walk were immune to imaginative literature" (16-17)

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Jem comforted me. 'Our teacher says Miss Caroline’s introducing a new way of teaching...You don’t have to learn much out of books that way—it’s like if you wanta learn about cows, you go milk one, see?' (16)

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Since Calpurnia had gotten Scout into trouble for disrespecting her guest, Scout additionally blames her for the trouble she receives for having the above average capability of being able to write. Usually an average kid in school would perceive something such as writing to be apart of their education. Instead Scout sees writing as something to avoid now because of facing trouble for it. In addition, the one thing Scout would most likely learn and take from this situation would be to not disrespect any guest regardless of who they are -further showing how Scout is one to see education as something that can be taken from any learning situation..

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Atticus was not schooled or properly educated, rather he was taught trades by his grandfather. When scout asks if he can skip school, as he did in the quote above, Atticus does not allow it. Atticus wanted his children to be educated in as many ways possible.

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"Besides, I added, she’d already gotten me in trouble once today: she had taught me to write and it was all her fault. 'Hush your fussin‘,' she said." (23)

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As Miss Caroline had told Scout to make Atticus stop teaching her, Scout reacts in a very surprised manner as she had believed Atticus had never truly taught her at all. When Scout shows this, it's clear to see how Scout doesn't view education in an academic way. Instead she views any past circumstance she learned from, as almost a "life lesson". Making anything in which Scout learns her viewpoint on education.

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Evidence- Atticus's want to be educated beyond school 

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Evidence- Atticus's want to be educated beyond school 

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"You never went to school and you do all right, so ill just tay home too. You can teach me like granddaddy taught you 'n' Uncle Jack." (29)

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"...she discovered that I was literate and looked at me with...distaste. Miss Caroline told me my father could not teach me anymore, it would interfere with my reading. 'Teach me'...'He hasn't taught me anything'.'" (15)

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To be educated is a basic concept we use to set a base down for how we understand things. Everyone may have a different way of educating themselves, but ultimately it helps to put them in a place where they're able to learn.