1.Children have always learned from mimicking
or duplicating the actions of others, including their parents and peers.
Role-playing is simply a continuation of the learning already done by
students.2.People enjoy
playing, especially young people. If students are already motivated to play,
learning through play would become even easier.
3.Role
playing encourages the use of critical thinking because it involves
analyzing and problem solving, therefore role play is a cognitive learning
method
4.Role-playing teaches many lessons;
some of the most important lessons it teaches are lessons that are needed in
society, competition, cooperation and empathy.
5.Participation in role-play allows students to make decisions, and through
the feedback he or she receives, he sees the results of his actions, and can
therefore learn how to adjust his words and actions to produce more likeable
results.
6.Role-play
allows for the interaction between classmates, and peers. It also allows
introverted students to speak out. It helps to break down ”cliques”
7.Role-play
allows for the exchange of knowledge between students. The teacher is also
able to see the various capabilities of students at the same time.