Most people say you learn a lot in school and, some say you learn more in real life lessons. I would say you learn more out of school because school teaches the basics but out of school you learn how to live and be yourself. In the book, ”To Kill A Mockingbird,” Scout also learns and makes memories off of real life lessons. Scout’s school was disappointing but she didn't learn most of her lessons ,there she learned them at home ,or playing with Jem, and Dill ,or anywhere she went. Scout learns not to think that you know everything about everyone until you put yourself in their own positions. When Scout had a ruff day at school and begged her father (Atticus) to stay home he told her no and , “ You never really understand until you consider thing from his point of view… until you climb into his skin and walk around in it” (Atticus 39). Scout also learned to never take advantage of things because it could despair …show more content…
Dubose was dying and she wanted to quit being addicted to morphine the reason this is courage is because being addicted to something then trying to stop is hardest thing she did her whole life ,so making that a goal that was an everyday thing but what made this real courage is that she accomplished the goal she set even with the obstacle of her dying in the way and even after she accomplished it. Another reason this is a life lesson of real courage is Dubose kept her head up the whole time through the pain of her dying. This should Scout when times get hard and she wants to give up to keep going through whatever she is