Why is Miss Caroline insensitive to her students needs in To Kill a Mockingbird?

Answer 1

Miss Caroline misunderstands her students because she is not from Maycomb County and therefore not familliar with their culture and customs. Also, she is a new teacher and has not had much experience. She does not understand what motivates students to learn and how to teach them in a way that they will find interesting.

Answer 2

She first has a different way of teaching.. hands on stuff

another.. is that she gives the little Cunningham boy money for a lunch even though he can't pay it off bc he is so poor

another is that she tries to make the Ewell boy stay for schooll.

Answer 3

Miss Caroline is insensitive to her students' needs in "To Kill a Mockingbird" because she is unfamiliar with their background and doesn't understand their circumstances. She comes from a different social and cultural background, which makes it challenging for her to connect with the students in Maycomb, particularly Scout, who is more educated and mature than her peers. Miss Caroline's lack of empathy and rigid adherence to the textbook also contributes to her insensitivity towards her students.

Answer 4

She is not insensitive. She just doesn't KNOW what their needs are. :)

Answer 5

because she couldent read