To kill a mocking bird life lesson

Atticus treats his children with the respect of fairness and logic. He gently guides them through their mistakes. He allows them to see both the ugliness and beauty of the world always ready to catch them should they need it. -Atticus constantly gives advice to try and put their own feet in other people's shoes before judging them. (ex Walter Cunningham or Mrs. Dubose)

-Much of what Atticus's advice comes by example. He respects elders regardless of the ignorance they may show (his sister, Mrs. Dubose) this is, in part, what is so special about him. From the defending of Tom Robinson to his gentle affirmation that he must do the right thing despite of the odds, Atticus truly advises by example.

-Atticus tells his kids that they must walk in someone's skin to truly understand their point of view: they must feel what others are feeling.