SOCIAL media has become a vital part of our everyday lives in the digital age, particularly for students navigating the ever-changing world. Platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok are more than just spaces for social interactions; they also serve as venues for learning. How one uses social media can significantly impact relationships, academic goals and personal wellbeing. The ongoing debate has always been whether social media does more harm than good for students.
Social media’s selective content can encourage a culture of comparison which may harm students’ mental health. Receiving likes and comments on social media might unintentionally affect a person’s self-esteem. Students must approach social media platforms........