In “Education” written by Ralph Emerson, the speaker’s message is that students should be given more freedom in a school that is less strict on rules by using examples in his writing. Towards the beginning of the story, Emerson quotes Aristotle “that by which we know terms or boundaries” creates a forceful tone which advances the message that a student is limited on things and is stuck in a bubble due to the boundaries (190). This quote shows the audience how students aren’t able to do things freely because the school had put a boundary on the student’s lives. A student can’t learn new things if they are restricted to do things in school. They should have the opportunity to express themselves in their own way at school which then means that
