By Plenary Sessions: Madis Kallas

The style is formal and concerned, addressing the esteemed Speaker of the Riigikogu and the Prime Minister. The scale of the problem ("truly thousands of students") and the social impact are emphasized, using direct feedback from interest groups as the basis for the appeal.

The style of the speech is formal, serious, and concerned, emphasizing the "fundamentally wrong approach" of pushing culture into the background. Both emotional appeals (preserving culture, national identity) and logical arguments (social guarantees, competitive wages) are employed. To support the argument, citations are drawn from Marju Lauristin, Reimo Sagor (the head of the Actors' Union), and the Constitution of the Republic of Estonia.

The tone is worried and serious, focusing on negative socio-economic consequences, such as living in debt and struggling to make ends meet. Formal language and logical argumentation are employed, relying on statistical data and linking changes in education policy to broader societal needs.