What are some “life lessons” that atticus teaches to his children in To Kill a Mockingbird?
DreaKate – Atticus’ character is level-headed, objective, intelligent, and he serves as a role model to all. He teaches his children to preserve the beauty in humanity and on Earth (don’t judge people, treat everyone fairly, etc.); handle undesirable situations with dignity and grace; courage (stand up for yourself, never give up); and ultimately, respect everyone despite their differences or oddities. Enjoy!
