Surya saju (english) edu 102. practical (1)
- 1. SUBMITTED TO Sr. NIKHILA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION FOR WOMEN, KOTTAYAM EDU 102: CHILDHOOD AND GROWING UP PRACTICAL TOPIC- PREPARATION OF A MATERIAL FOR A THEME ON ANY ONE ADOLOSCENT PROBLEM SUBMITTED BY SURYA SAJU I B. Ed. ENGLISH MOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION FOR WOMEN, KOTTAYAM SUBMITTED ON – 23rd DEC 2021
- 2. THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON ADOLESCENCE
- 3. In a growing world where technology has become a necessary source of communication, special attention must be placed on the potential hazards of social media to physical and mental health
- 4. WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA? ● Social media is the collective of all online communication channels. ● It is dedicated to community-based interaction, content sharing and collaboration.
- 5. DIFFERENT TYPES OF SOCIAL MEDIA Whatsapp Reddit Twitter Linked in Youtube Instagram Google Facebook snapchat
- 6. USES OF SOCIAL MEDIA TO STAY CONNECTED TO SPEND LEISURE TIME TO DISPLAY CREATIVITY AND CONTENT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES 01 03 FOR ENTERTAINMENT 05 02 04 FOR CAREER OPPORTUNITIES 06
- 8. NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA Depression Exposion to online predators or scam Lack of concentration in studies Anxiety
- 9. Causes suicide tendency Isolation or lonliness Harmful to health and over all development Time Consuming
- 10. Makes students dull and lazy Addiction Causes Stress Security Issues
- 11. Poor performance at school Decreased productivity Increased risk of health disorders The desire to compare with others
- 12. THE FACTORS WHICH HAVE AN IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT ● UNREAL STANDARDS FOR APPEARANCE ● INCREASING DEPRESSING AND ANXIETY ● CULTURE OF POPULARITY ● PROMOTING OF SEEKING BEHAVIOUR
- 14. S0CIAL MEDIA AND STUDENT LIFE ● Social media and digital technologies have a huge influence on students’ education. ● These two concepts may be beneficial at times, but they can also negatively impact on a child’s education, health and communication skills
- 15. ● Students have become victims of social media more than anyone because they get attracted to these sites to kill boredom during studying. ● They become the victims of sexual predators and manipulators. ● 67% of the teenagers believe that a significant portion of bullying happens offline. They feel safe using social media platforms, and cyber-bullying is not such a significant threat
- 16. ● Getting too involved in social media can lead to an addiction that inculcates bad habits. Students prefer to chat with friends for hours, this leads to a waste of time that could have been used for studying, playing or learning new skills. ● It is often said that a long-term friendship or relationship is developed when people meet each other, spend time with one another and share their experiences. But this virtual way of communication does not lead to a natural, friendly experience and hence, cannot produce a healthy relationship
- 17. ● Students have become prone to frequent fluctuations in mood and self-control. If one of a student’s friends posted about their present relationship with someone, then other friends are pressed to do a similar thing. ● Actions that attract more public attention hold more value, despite some of them being immoral or illegal.
- 18. CYBER BULLYING
- 19. CYBER BULLYING ● One of the very main negative impact of social media on youth as some of the negative minded people use it for bullying someone. ● Harmful bullying behavior can include posting rumors about a person, threats, disclose victim’s personal information, or pejorative labels (i.e. Hate speech). ● It increases the risk of confusion, sex abuse, and threats that can result in deep emotional wounds.
- 20. DO THE RIGHT THING… EVEN WHEN NO ONE IS LOOKING !
- 21. Mental Health Effects Social media has become a dangerous pastime for individuals suffering from depression, anxiety, suicidal tendencies, and other mental health issues.
- 22. Medical experts attest that school aged children are afflicted with sleep disorders because of elevated social media usage. In turn, these sleep disorders severely affect the children’s ability to maintain a healthy lifestyle and impedes their ability to perform well in school
- 23. WHY IS SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTIVE ? ● It may have started as a way to connect with friends and family, but social media is rapidly becoming a compulsion. It’s one of the first things you check on your phone after waking and the last thing you view before going to bed. And it’s continually influencing your brain. ● Mindlessly scrolling through posts, images, and videos may seem harmless, but dopamine signals associated with pleasure are being released in your brain. It feels good, and your brain recognises this, so you begin to spend more and more time on it.
- 24. ● But the reward is short-lived. Eventually, those good feelings wear off, and you find yourself reaching for your phone to kill a few more minutes. Monitoring social media wards off boredom, isolation, and, ironically, engaging with the world around you.
- 25. You’re irritable or restless when you don’t have access to your social network you get upset, defensive or angry when people point out that you’re always on your phone You would prefer to spend time online than with family and friends. The first thing you do when waking is to log into your chosen social media app 6 ways to identify if you have a social media addiction. You can’t go an hour without checking your phone. When you have a problem, you turn to social media to escape it
- 26. HOW TO BREAK THE HABIT…? ● It can take up to three weeks for a habit to form; but breaking it can take anywhere from ten weeks to 265 days. So set realistic expectations. ● Take it day by day. So on day one, try to cut your social media use by five or ten minutes. ● Day two, extend it to thirty—day three, start designating times for social updates. And while you’re doing this, invest in other rewarding activities.
- 27. ● Take up a hobby you’ve always wanted to or that you know you enjoy. Set aside time each day to do yoga or meditate. ● Once you find yourself logging into your social accounts less and less, consider deleting the apps. ● Try spending more time with your family and friends. ● Be productive.
- 29. QUESTIONS FOR SELF REFLECTION HOW OFTEN DO YOU CHECK ANY SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNT ?
- 30. HOW WOULD YOU REACT IF SOCIAL MEDIA SITES ARE REMOVED FROM YOUR LIFE PERMANENTLY…?
- 31. Be mindful of how you spend your time on Social-Media. CONCLUSION