Question

Which statement best summarizes what you’ve learned about students and free speech? Students, like all Americans, have unlimited rights to free speech. Students have no more limits on their speech than other Americans. Students have rights to free speech, but they may face limits based on educational concerns. Schools have the final say on whether or not student speech is acceptable.

Answer 1

Students have rights to free speech, but they may face limits based on educational concerns.

Answer 2

The correct answer is - Students have rights to free speech, but they may face limits based on educational concerns.
All students have their own rights, at least on paper - they can speak their mind, tell everyone what they're thinking, however, only within the boundaries of their own 'educational concerns.' Sometimes speaking your own mind can lead you into a lot of trouble - that's why students usually tend not to practice their free speech if there are severe repercussions when it comes to their education.