Education questions

Questions for Discussion

1. An education should be catered to the student. Teachers should work with each student individually. Teachers should give thought provoking questions to students.

3. They should learn it because they require exact and correct performance. This will teach a child how and why they learn, and it will teach them performance over knowledge. 

5. Emerson says that schools force you to learn and believe certain things, and they make you lose sight of what’s important. They don’t inspire their students to become any better than they already are.

Rhetoric and Style

1. Nature loves similarities with distinct differences, but not the same thing over and over again.

2.A student wants to learn more and wants to expand their previous unheard of idea on to the world but must first understand it. To do so they try to learn from someone such as a master that can inspire their learning and help.

3.Emerson tries to make a point of how to learn and what it means to be educated and so to do this he makes an example of his friend Sir Charles Fellow. Charles' tale tells the readers of what he accomplished, how he accomplished it, and what he achieved.

5. The natural method Emerson refers to is the method of learning from peers and through learning from others.