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One real world connection would be getting accepted by your peers. Everyone wants to fit in especially in middle school and high school. Just like Walter wanting to be accepted and not wanting to portray himself as poor. He accepts his background but doesn't want to be represented by it, in the real world kids will do anything in order to fit it. Another one is racism, it will always be a problem until it is resolved. People are always going to want to be superior to the person next to them and have control over all situations.

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Scout looked up to her father at all points of her life, even if he received his education at home. Though, as Miss Caroline is upset that 'Atticus teaches' Scout how to read, she is very effected by it though she loves reading. Scout seems to like school and her education other than the fact that she upsets her teachers and the students at school showing she lets others upset her over things that are not true.

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Everyone has a different view on education and whether if it is really as important as other make it seem and these ideas could be based on; the way someone had been raised, financial struggles or just doing what they want to do and ignoring receiving an education like others. Children to adults see opportunities and their lives, even within education, differently because they ultimately choose their own path.

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Miss Caroline wants to say that she cares about the kids education, but when a student like Scout is a determined learner, she wants to hold her back from all of the things she could accomplish. She should be wanting the best for her students even if its learning on their own, it would've been better for her to be supportive because she just discouraged a child's learning capabilities.

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Atticus is very much of a minimalist and it can be seen through how he has his office even. Not only can his intelligence be drawn from the picture painted of his work space, but how he teaches his children and talks with them like they are adults. Getting the brief description can give off the overall idea of how his mind works as well. The connotation behind the word 'unsullied' could represent the idea that Atticus works hard for what he has as well as never taking things for granted, ultimately giving more insight into his character.

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"...she discovered that I was literate and looked at me with more than faint distaste. Miss Caroline told me to tell my father not to teach me anymore, it would interfere with my reading."(Lee, Pg.17)

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The Cunninghams are thankful for what they got and won't take advantage of anyone's kindness. Walter enjoys learning and school, but only comes when he isn't helping the dad with the farm. The Cunninghams have an importance for education unlike the Ewells.

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"He waited in amiable silence, and I sought to reinforce my position: 'You never went to school and you do all right, so I'll just stay home too. You can teach me like Granddaddy taught you 'n' uncle Jack.' " (39)

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"Atticus's office in the courthouse contained little more than a hat rack, a spittoon, a checkerboard and an unsullied Code of Alabama." (5)

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"The Cunninghams never took anything that they can't pay back... they get along with what they have they don't have much, but they get along with it"(Lee, Pg.20)

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Robert Ewell doesn't care about his kids education, since they don't have a mother, anyone to care for them, or someone disciplined, they will not care for themselves of their education. Robert lets his kids disrespect others and their education, the kids will fall behind in school, and life

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Jem views his life at school to be different then his life at home, as he references his 'private life' with his family. Seeing how Jem tries to ignore his family, just going to school in this case, can be used as foreshadowing when he tries to exclude Scout from him and Dill

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"He's one of the Ewell's ma'am," ..."Whole school's full of 'em. They come first day every year and then leave. The truant lady gets 'em here 'cause she threatens 'em with the sheriff, but she's give up tryin' to hold 'em." ..." Ain't got no mother," was the answer, "and their paw's right contentious."(Lee, Pg.27)

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"...to embarrass him with references to his private life, or tag along behind him at recess and noon." (20)