Answer: 1. Freedom of speech
2. Health benefits
3. Improves social skills
Explanation: 1. Freedom of speech
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier case though it happened in 1988, to this date impacts students. As we see-saw in the Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier case, the college student articles were deemed to be inappropriate by the principal, and several pages were removed before publication. Students thought it was not right, and decided to sue the college but the supreme court ruled in favor of the students.
As we see here, there can be an issue of censoring while writing articles to spread awareness or even writing about some sensitive topics, school plays can provide a better method for students to express their thoughts and feelings.
2. Health Benefits
The social, emotional, and academic advantages of school play are numerous. First, children gain confidence through school play. Children will be better able to trust themselves and their ideas when they are allowed to explore them without being judged. School play may also play a significant role in intellectual growth because it encourages creative thinking in children. Skills in creative thinking are more than just fun: It also influences mood and brain development.
3. Improves social skills.
When children collaborate with their peers, they can also develop social skills. As you now know, many social skills are behaviors, and the best way to improve behaviors is to practice and get feedback to help you fix any mistakes. You should be aware that practicing social skills in a simulated setting like school play can also be quite helpful, as it can be challenging to find opportunities to practice them in real life.