Week+2+Teacher+Posts

1. When Sout and Jem visit Calpurnia's church, we learn a lot about her commuity. How do they respond to the Robinson's needs? What do their actions say about them? 2. Calpurnia tries to explain her "double life" to Jem and Scout. Are there specific situations/groups where you change your behavior? Why? 3. How does Jem's understanding of Atticus' predicament differ from Scout's? Why? Do you notice a significant difference between your understanding of situations compared to younger/older siblings? 4. How does Atticus deal with his encounters with the mob? What does this reveal about his character?