... in the novel. They both begin learning the important of tolerance in delicate situations. On Scout's first day of school, after "starting off on the wrong foot" (Lee, 27) with her teacher, an enraged Scout goes after Walter Cunningham. Jem soon came along and told her to stop. "Catching Walter Cunningham ... signs of Atticus" teaching methods is shown after losing the trial. Showing courage by planning to appeal the courts decision tells his children to tolerate losing because it is a part of life and to never give up. When Scout asks Atticus" what could happen to Tom Robinson, he tries ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... play is set in a school and the geographical setting. The fact the play is set in a school context is an effective vehicle for comedy because it is supposed to be a place of intellect and seriousness so therefore if anything of the opposite happens or irrational it is bound to make some ... is seen as a competition which can be scored/ranked not only in league tables for universities but also in teaching between Hector and Irwin because Irwin is more of the new teacher that Thatcher wanted whereas Hector is the type of teacher that was being threatened by Thatcherism. This is ... serving...

• Word Count: 857
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• Grade Level: High School