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The Ewells do not go to school, they are considered a disgrace to Macomb. I feel due to being considered low class they do not learn the lesson of right from wrong. In which leads them to not receive an actual education.

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It it often hard to understand people's differences. Education plays a high role in this. It is stereotypical that lower class people do not receive the lesson of right and wrong.

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*A student in your class did not get out their lunch. Their family is known to not be able to afford a lunch. Do you notice this effects their education? They often don't have good grades? Or show up? You either view them different or they go unnoticed.
*Someone in your neighborhood doesn't attend school. She is older and does not have an education. Say they couldn't go to a certain school because her culture or race is not accepted.

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The education in the 1930s really helped me understand how kids back then didn't want to go to school they would rather be outside and not learning. But to miss Caroline this was her life and her job to educate these kids even if they didn't want to. To Scout, she thinks that they do not let her have enough challenges to learn. All it is, is the same sorts of learning drills that everyone else does. To me school is helpful to learn how to problem solve and just basic knowledge, but why don't they teach us life skills, common sense, and just street smarts to help us in our daily life.

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"He's one of the Ewell's ma'am [...] They come first day every year then leave.

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"patted the palm of my hand with a ruler, then made me stand in the corner until noon." (16)

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Our education system has gotten so much better on adapting to each student and not just assuming everyone's the same. We have honors classes, normal classes, and classes for kids that are either way to smart or are having a difficult time learning. This was the part back in the day that they didn't have, they just assumed. As well as what I said in the 1930s Education, they just teach us basic knowledge and even things we would never use in our daily life. Why not start your journey for your dream job in high school so your not wasting your time learning something that will never apply to you in the future.

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"We don't write in the first grade, we print. You won't learn to write until you're in the third grade." (18)

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Calpurnia learned how to read The Bible. She is one of the few African-Americans in Maycomb who can read. She now can influence the kids and show them how important an education is and brings them ahead of their grade. This shows her perspective on education is a privilege.

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"In Calpurnia's teaching, there was no sentimentality: I seldom pleased her and she seldom rewarded me." (18)

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Miss Caroline can not accept the fact that Scout is literate and was taught by someone else. Miss Caroline wants to make sure that she is in control of her way of teaching an enlightening experience. Since she has a different background from everyone else in Maycomb.

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"Your father does not know how to teach. You can have a seat now." (17)

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Def: Someone who receives or gives a systematic instruction or what some call and enlightening experience.  Education also highly defines your social class. This often changes people's perspective  of each other.