Life in the 1930’s was much different than it is now, but if one thing has stayed the same it is the dividing line between home life and school life. This dividing line does not make an exception for Harper Lee’s Scout Finch. Between all of the differences of home and school they all share a common goal. That goal is to educate the next generation, and help them learn how to function in our society. To Kill A Mockingbird perfectly illustrates how Scouts exposure to both a formal and informal style of learning helps her grow into a mature well learned person.
Scout Finch is an independent, strong willed character who sticks to her beliefs, and is not easily swayed. This trait of hers can, and often does, cause