what page and paragraph is miss caroline fisher bad qualities at are job in chapter 2?

There are so many copies of this book released (thousands of publications) that my page numbers probably will not match yours. The chapters, however, are not too long so you should be able to find what you are looking for. Mrs. Caroline takes her philosophy and lessons from an urban centre which does not recognize rural kids who come from places like Maycomb. Her stories about animals talking and doing human activities seem ridiculous to kids who experience the harsh realities of farm life every day. Mrs. Caroline does not understand the socio-economic realities of children like the Cunningham's. She does not know that Walter would take such offence to being loaned lunch money that he could not pay back. Her heart is in the right place but she lacks understanding about her children. She also dicourages Scout from reading on her own which is pretty much unthinkable to do as a teacher.