P3 ENG9H TKAM discussions I by Guy Gagnier https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af Post your group's comments under each column header. Add as many posts as you want. If possible, add direct textual evidence. en-us 2020-08-16 16:30:41 UTC 2020-08-17 19:46:22 UTC hello@padlet.com Group 1 One of the most important moments in the book that influenced Scout and transformed her into a more mature girl, is Tom Robinson's trial. Before this trial she was an unexperienced little girl that had no sense of what was right and what was wrong. She basically just believed what others told her, for instance her Aunt Alexandra, which was a very racist women and often made nasty comments about race. The trial served as a window to the black community for her, and made her realize that Tom's conviction is unfair. Scout matured from this by learning about violence and the dark side of humanity. https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683620197 2020-08-17 19:31:02 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683620197 group 3 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683621223 Innocent, tomboy, curious, unaware of society's standards, naive. She is who she is because she grew up without a mother and inside her bubble, she was always treated fairly.]]> 2020-08-17 19:31:29 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683621223 Group 1 24ramirez6338 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683621270 At the beginning of the book she had presumptions about people based on her upbringing. She is shaped by the beliefs of those around her even when they are wrong. For example, she believed that black people where inferior based upon the beliefs of her community. Also, she believed all the scary stories about Boo Radley based on what Gem had told her. As the story unfolds she changes because she realizes that her presumptions were false and learns the truth. ]]> 2020-08-17 19:31:30 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683621270 GROUP 4 24coronado8638 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683622338 She is who she is because of her dad. Her dad was older which gave him more experience. She was a tom-boy which in the 30s was not normalized but because of her dad she was able to express herself the way she wanted. She is dependent of others. You can see that because she spends the majority of her time with Dill and Jem.]]> 2020-08-17 19:31:59 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683622338 breakout room 2 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683624571 She was influenced by her brother and father. Having no women role model she was tomboy. All her opinions came from her close family and Cal, so she hadn’t yet experienced peer pressure or being judged for her beliefs. ]]> 2020-08-17 19:33:02 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683624571 Group 3 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683625862 We believe that by the end of the novel, she had already understood how society worked and what society expected from her. She was smart enough to see what she thought was right from wrong and decided to not be prisoner to the common paradigm. This is especially evident after the trial, when Scout gets to witness a situation where Bob Ewell accused Tom Robinson of raping Mayella Ewell. ]]> 2020-08-17 19:33:37 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683625862 Group 3 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683626079 Scout was influenced with Aunt Alexandra as soon as she moved in as well as Mr. Robinson's trial, Boo's reveal, going to church with Calpurnia, learning about current events in her history class, and when Dill ran away to see her again.These events formed the character we know now.]]> 2020-08-17 19:33:44 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683626079 breakout room two https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683626574 When she visited the church she finally saw racism. 
When her teacher had different opinions. 
When her cousin was being bratty but no-one believed her so she acted out on her own. 
When they didn’t win the trial. 
When they killed tom.
 When her Aunt came to live with her. ]]> 2020-08-17 19:33:59 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683626574 breakout room 2 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683627664 she was impulsive then she learned to control her impulses, emotions and the way she dealt with things. Matured in general, she used to be very naive.
M. Radley made her realise not to assume things of people without knowing. She realised that M. Radley wanted to stay inside his house.
 She learned that sometimes bad things happened to good people, but you choose how to deal with it. 
She learned what it really means to be a lady. ]]> 2020-08-17 19:34:34 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683627664 Group 4 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683631267 Tom Robison's trial was a pivotal moment because it helped her realize the racial injustice there was in the town she lived in. Boo Radley was also someone who influenced her because even though she met him at the end of the novel she felt a connection to him and she saw that people are not always what they seem. ]]> 2020-08-17 19:36:17 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683631267 Group 4 24ramirez6327 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683640067 Before the Tom Robinson's trial, she was prejudiced along with her community because she didn't understand all of the details with the case, she only knew the perspective of the people and their opinions. But, when she reached the trial and listened to what really happened and to both sides of the story, she then becomes aware of the prejudicial society she lives in and the hypocrisy she lives among. She not only changed her perspective, but broadens her way of thinking and becomes aware of all of the ways society is discriminatory and pressured into doing what they are expected to do by others. She learned that not everything is what it seems.]]> 2020-08-17 19:40:00 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683640067 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683643104 2020-08-17 19:41:09 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683643104 BR 1 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683643287 She changed in many ways, but to start, she reached a certain level of maturity at the end of the book that she did not have at the beggining. Scout had to live through many traumatizing events that lead her to become an independant young women, as well as mature. Adding on, we believe that she learned how not to judge people, seen as at the beginning she judged Boo Radley and she heard people judging others. Many people judged Tom Robinson for the simple fact of his skin color. Others judged families for their living conditions and for their past relatives. Scout learned how not to judge people because once she met with the people she figured out they were nothing like the judgmental people described them. Furthermore, she changed by becoming more feminine. At the beginning of the story, Jean Louise is seen as a tomboy and through the end she becomes more of a lady because she was pressured into it. ]]> 2020-08-17 19:41:14 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683643287 Breakout room 1 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683643481 2020-08-17 19:41:19 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/4biijw3aweeci2af/wish/683643481