Drama, the imagined and enacted world of human beings, is one of the primary ways children learn about life- about actions and consequences, about customs and beliefs, about others and themselves.  Children who create and study drama demonstrate enhanced self-esteem, self-control and empathy.  Studies have shown that drama students also demonstrate higher verbal skills and enjoy a higher tolerance toward human diversity.

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Students in drama also gain an ability to work together to create outcomes that transcend what an individual can accomplish alone.