Impact Of Social Media On Students

The main reason we use social media is to remain in touch. The current world is a place where the numerous channels and platforms accessible to us on the internet make it easier to communicate with others. When compared to prior generations, the influence of social media on millennials and Generation Z has been more visible.

According to research, one in every five teenagers claimed social media made them feel more confident, compared to 4% who said it makes them feel less secure. In a poll of over 1,000 13–17-year-olds, 28 percent said social networking helped them feel more outgoing, compared to 5 percent who said it made them feel less outgoing; and 29 percent said it helped them feel less timid, compared to 3 percent who said it made them feel more introverted. When it comes to connections with peers, just then half (52%) of teenagers claimed social media improved relationships, while just 4% said it had a negative influence.

Students, in particular, may now connect and exchange ideas in real-time via various social media platforms, regardless of their physical location or distance. This is only one example of how social media has improved student life. Social media also introduces kids to a completely new style of learning. According to studies, pupils who use social media often are more inventive and have a superior recall. It opens up new research options, pushing students to be creative and think outside the box - which, in an age where innovation is highly valued, may go a long way! Social media can be a useful tool for learning because it keeps students connected and engaged with their field, course, and peers. Students can even have part-time employment! The goal is to find a way to walk the line between work and procrastination.

By: Samaira Sachdeva
Delhi Public School, Gautam Buddh Nagar