Question: what do scout and jem learn in to kill a mockingbird?
Answer: Jem and Scout come to understand that their aunt's obsession with heredity, "gentle breeding," and "Fine Folks" does not agree with their own way of judging people. Miss Maudie. Maudie teaches Jem and Scout that their father is a special man to whom the people of Maycomb turn when they have a tough job to be done.