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2B Hayden

In today's fast-paced world, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. It

connects us with friends and family, provides a platform for sharing ideas, and allows us to stay

informed about current events. However, it is essential to consider the potential drawbacks of

social media, particularly concerning phone addiction and cyberbullying.One significant issue associated with social media is phone addiction. Many teenagers find

themselves spending excessive amounts of time on their phones, often scrolling through social

media feeds or playing games. This addiction can have detrimental effects on their health and

academic performance. Research has shown that prolonged screen time can lead to sleep

disturbances, anxiety, and decreased concentration. It is crucial for individuals to recognise the

signs of phone addiction and take proactive steps to manage their usage.

To combat phone addiction, one effective strategy is to set specific limits on screen time. For

instance, individuals can designate certain hours of the day as phone-free time, allowing them

to engage in other activities such as reading, exercising, or spending quality time with family

and friends. Additionally, using apps that track screen time can help users become more aware

of their habits and encourage them to make healthier choices. If someone finds it challenging to

resist the urge to check their phone, they might consider temporarily giving their device to a

trusted friend or family member to help break the cycle of addiction.

Another pressing concern related to social media is cyberbullying. This form of bullying occurs

when individuals use digital platforms to harass, threaten, or demean others. Cyberbullying can

have severe consequences for victims, including depression, anxiety, and even suicidal

thoughts. It is essential for everyone to understand the importance of online safety and to take

action against cyberbullying.

If someone encounters cyberbullying, it is vital to report the behaviour to a trusted adult or

authority figure. Schools and community organisations often have resources available to

support victims and address the issue effectively. Additionally, educating young people about

the risks associated with social media and encouraging them to speak out against bullying can

create a safer online environment. It is important to foster a culture of kindness and respect,

both online and offline.

Moreover, individuals can take steps to protect themselves from cyberbullying by adjusting

their privacy settings on social media platforms. Limiting the visibility of personal information

and being cautious about accepting friend requests from strangers can help reduce the risk of

encountering harmful interactions.

In conclusion, while social media offers numerous benefits, it is crucial to remain vigilant about

its potential pitfalls. Phone addiction and cyberbullying are significant issues that require our

attention and action. By implementing strategies to manage screen time and promoting a

culture of respect online, we can create a safer and healthier digital environment for everyone.

Remember, even small actions can lead to meaningful change, and together, we can make a

difference in the world of social media.

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Daniel

Have you ever stopped to consider how much personal information you share on social media every day? In our modern world, the topic of online safety on social media is becoming impossible to ignore.

Let's explore what social media is and why it matters.

One big problem is that it can hurt teenagers' physical safety. Many of us post our school or location on social media, like a student who shared his photo wearing a uniform. A 14-year-old was approached by strangers near school after sharing a photo of his school uniform. This makes them an easy target for online strangers who might want to harm them.

Oversharing personal details is a risky behaviour that endangers both physical and digital safety.

Another negative result is that it makes it hard for teenagers to stay mentally healthy. Social media enables cyberbullying, where people leave mean comments and these negative words spread quickly to a wide audience. For example, a girl received hundreds of abusive comments for a dance video she posted, leading to school refusal and feelings of sadness and loneliness. If cyberbullying continues long-term, it can cause serious mental health issues like anxiety, low self-esteem, or depression.

Cyberbullying on social media seriously damages teenagers' mental well-being.

The first rule is to never share private information with strangers online. Learn how to use privacy settings on social media apps. Anyone on the internet can see your post unless you change the privacy setting. So go to the privacy setting, set post visibility to 'friends only' and review your privacy settings regularly.

Many teens keep privacy settings public by default and share details with unknown accounts. Restricting access to your information reduces the risk of being targeted by strangers.

One easy way to start is by trying to think before you post anything. Pause for a minute and ask, "Does this leak private information? " "Will this hurt others? " "Is this information true? " Teenagers post impulsively to seek attention. Impulsive posts may cause conflicts, legal trouble, or misinformation. A short pause avoids these risks. A boy stopped posting a negative comment about his classmate and checked the source before sharing a

"breaking news" post. In short, we've seen why online safety on social media is something worth paying attention to. Let's all try to be part of the solution by checking your privacy settings and thinking before you post.

A student stopped getting strange messages after setting posts to 'friends only' and hiding their location.

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2A23 Andy

Today, we're going to talk about something important: online safety when using social media.

Social media is key for young people, but overuse can bring harm. Let's explore what online safety when using social media is and why it matters. One big problem is that it can be harmful.

Social media addiction disrupts daily routines.

Algorithms push engaging content to teens. For example, teens spend hours online, neglecting their responsibilities. This wastes time and weakens social skills. Addiction reduces productivity

Another negative result is that social media enables cyberbullying. Anonymity lets bullies act without consequences. Mean comments can hurt victims. Cyberbullying risks psychological well-being.

The good news is, there are things we can do to help. One of them is setting limits for digital devices. One easy way is to strengthen privacy settings on social accounts. Making small changes in our daily lives can make a big difference. For example, we can stick to a 2-hour

daily screen limit for non-study activities.

In short, we've seen why cyberbullying is something worth paying attention to. It might seem like a big issue, but remember, even small actions can make a real difference. Let's all try to be part of the solution.

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2A Yoyo

Have you ever stopped to consider whether you are using social media correctly? Let's explore what social media is and why it matters.

One of the most important impacts of social media is its profound effect on the way people communicate and interact. Social media can increase our daily expenses. For example, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok have become ways for us to share information and stay connected. Especially for many young people who spend a lot of time on social media, it has become an indispensable part of their daily lives. Social media allows users to stay connected with friends and family, quickly access news, and showcase their creativity, while social media brings many benefits.

One of the most significant consequences is the improper use of anonymity for cyberbullying. Anonymity leads to a lack of accountability. For example. it's difficult to hold the responsible party accountable, undermining trust and transparency. People bully others on social media, but victims cannot find bullies quickly. It may also affect the physical and mental health of the victim. This shows the impact of improper use of social media.

To combat social media addiction, we can set goals and rewards.

Use the SMART approach to make goals specific, measurable. actionable, relevant, and time-bound, then plan a reward system to achieve major milestones and smaller steps. Possible problems are vague or unrealistic goals. It may also lead to a lot of targets.

Vague goals make it difficult to measure progress and can easily lead to loss of motivation and a sense of failure. Conversely, overly ambitious or unrealistic goals can lead to frustration, stress, and burnout. Supervisors tell employees to "try to improve customer satisfaction. " Employees don't know where to start or what the standards for "improvement" are, resulting in inconsistent action directions.

To improve social media addiction, we can also turn off notifications. We should turn off all social media push notifications to avoid undue disruption to our lives andsork. But it may also cause you to miss important information and potentially impact interpersonal relationships. It can help us gain peace of mind. boost mood, and self-esteem. An office worker was concentrating on work when notifications from Instagram and Facebook kept popping up on his phone.

These problems can add up and create bigger issues later. We need joint efforts at the individual, social, and technological levels.

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Kevin 2B 18

Today, I'm going to talk about something important regarding social media. This is a topic that affects many people, including perhaps you. Let's explore what social media is and why it matters.

One big problem is cyberbullying. It can be hurtful when people leave mean comments. These comments can cause young people to feel very sad and lonely. Cyberbullying can occur on all social media platforms. For example, you might post a photo, and if people are jealous, they might send some hurtful words in the comments. These comments can make users lose confidence in posting or sharing anything. To deal with cyberbullying, we can block these users, seek help from trusted adults or our family, or turn on privacy settings.

Another negative result is social media addiction, which makes people addicted to their phones. It can cause people to neglect their studies during exams or lead to needing glasses if you watch too much Instagram. To address this, we can go outside to play sports or go shopping more. Another plan is to play on your phone for one hour and then rest for 30 minutes.

As a solution, when you see someone being bullied, don't just watch. We should ask a teacher for help. If you are bullied, you must protect yourself if someone is jealous of you. Another solution is to ask parents for help if you can't control your phone usage. If you play on your phone too much, you might end up needing glasses from playing too late at night.

In short, we've seen why social media is something worth paying attention to. Let's all try to be part of the solution.

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2B08 Yolanda

Have you ever stopped to consider the impact of social media on teenagers? Let's explore what social media is and why it matters. In our modern world, the topic of social media is becoming impossible to ignore. Young people become more addiction to social media, because to can always text, call and send reels to other. to have fun with friends. If they keep addiction to social media, they would paying more attention everything. For example, a lot of kids in 2025 addicted to their phone because they just want to stay with their phone like texting and sharing at social media. If we don't stop addiction on social media, it will stay at their room all day. We can try to setting time to stop addiction to social media. Another negative result is that it makes it hard for the person who always get mean comments. The comments always had harmful context, like post, memes or mean comments because they think it is fun to make people anxious. At 2020 Lara try to post her photos on Instagram but a lot of people think she is ugly and send mean comments. As a result it makes her want to delete her account forever. it can hurt those who get hurt by cyberbullying. But the good news is, there are things are things we can do to help. One of them is to learn how to setting friends only unless you trust and know, so that could make less mean comments on social media. Another solution is to report to Instagram so that can make others can't post so much means comments at post. Making a small changes in our daily lives can makes a big difference together. For example, setting time to control using phone for social media and setting friends only to get less mean comments on social media. We can try to put down you phone. Let's all try to be a part of a solution. But the good news is, there are things are things we can do to help. One of them is to learn how to setting friends only unless you trust and know so that could make less mean comments on social media. And we can also delete so fans from yourself that you don't know. They Being mean and not friendly to you. Another solution is you can tell to Instagram to help you to delete some of the mean comments and you can try to block them that could less of negative comments, maybe that could make you less uncomfortable often. If we don't stop addiction on social media, it will stay at their room all day. We can try to setting time at your phone and it can help try to put down your phone or leave social media for a while. Another solution is can try to close your phone at night then it can make you want look at the phone at all. Last, you can give it to you parents to keep it to make sure you don't use too much.

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2B Kayden

Have you ever stopped to consider the harmful effects of social media? In our modern world, the topic of social media is becoming impossible to ignore. Let's explore what social media is and why it matters.

The first harmful effect is cyberbullying, where people leave mean comments. These comments can make young people feel very sad and lonely. The people know they do not need to face consequences, so they do it for fun. For example, students might create fake accounts and make fun of a classmate.

Therefore, this can make the classmate feel hurt and isolated. Cyberbullying is a big issue, and these problems can add up and create bigger issues, like hurting teens' mental health and causing permanent damage later. If we don't do anything, things could get worse.

Another harmful effect is the spread of fake news on social media. Fake news spreads fast because a lot of people do not double-check facts before posting. For example, during voting, fake news might spread out and affect the voting results.

This can cause social unrest, so stopping the spread of fake news is important, and we shouldn't trust everything we see online.

Sharing fake information online can lead to serious consequences.

Solution 1: The good news is, there are things we can do to help. One of them is to report accounts that leave mean comments. Use the platform's report function to report those accounts and don't let them continue leaving mean comments. But the person could make a lot of fake accounts and still leave mean comments, which is why we need to report them. Their account will be locked, which can stop them for a while. For example, on social media platforms, if someone makes fun of another's appearance, then report them.

Solution 2: One easy way to start is by trying to double-check information. Before sharing, verify facts and sources to spot fake news on social platforms. People often share impulsively due to feelings, without verification. If they double-checked the authenticity of a post, they would prevent spreading misinformation. For example, a student said there were 100 homeworks today, but after my verification, I found out it was fake. A simple tip is to think before you post anything.

We must all act responsibly online. Always think before you share and verify information to stop the spread of fake news. Let's all try to be part of the solution.

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2B2 Zoe Chau

Have you ever stopped to consider the problems of social media? In our modern world, the topic of social media is becoming impossible to ignore.

Let's explore what social media is and why it matters.

One big problem is social media addiction. Many young people spend over 10 hours a day on social media. For example, a student stays up until midnight scrolling through short videos. The next day, he not only fails to finish his homework but also can't focus in class. This overuse not only affects daily routines but also reduces time for face-to-face interactions with family and peers. Excessive social media use harms both students' academic performance and physical health.

Another danger is cyberbullying, where people leave mean comments. Some people hide behind online identities to harass others. For example, a girl receives a comment saying, "You look terrible in this photo" under her post, and she feels too embarrassed to participate in class discussions the next day. Cyberbullying can last for a long time online, making it hard for the victim to escape the negative impact. These comments can cause young people to feel very sad and lonely.

Fortunately, there are practical steps we can all take to mitigate these issues. First, you should practice self-discipline and set clear personal limits, such as setting a 2-hour daily limit for social media because this stops you from using it too much. This limit prevents overuse and frees up time for study, rest, and outdoor activities. Most young people do not actively control the duration of their social media usage. Too much time on social media takes away from essential tasks like homework and sleep, which are key to well-being. For example, a student follows the 2-hour limit, so he finishes his homework early and plays soccer with his neighbours after school.

Second, if you see cyberbullying, you should not stay silent and should report it. Taking action stops bullies from continuing to harm others and gets support for the victim. Many young people stay silent when facing cyberbullying, fearing the situation will get worse. If people stay silent, bullies keep hurting others, but reporting bullying helps end the harm and protect themselves. For example, a student reports a mean comment to her teacher, who helps delete the comment and talks to the bully to stop the behaviour.

In short, we've seen why social media is something worth paying attention to. It might seem like a big issue, but remember, even small actions can make a real difference. Let's all try to be part of the solution.

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2B Hayden

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2A Trevor

In our modern world, the topic of social media is becoming impossible to ignore, so let's explore

what social media is and why it matters.

One big problem is cyberbullying, which can hurt someone's mind and make them sad. The

reason is that people are sometimes jealous of others, and that's why they leave mean

comments. For example, people send ugly and harmful messages to others, making them feel

sorry. If you see cyberbullying on social media apps, you should not stay silent. Instead, report

the account or call the police for help.

Another danger is that strangers target someone's personal details. Many teenagers overshare

personal information like their location or school, making them easy targets for online strangers

who might want to harm them. For example, strangers can steal your location, school

information, photos, or family details. You should change your password or report it to the app

to protect your privacy and personal details. If you stay silent when you get scammed, thingswill become more difficult.The first solution is to report the problem to the app or call the police for help. The app can

block mean comments and the accounts of bullies, but some people might create new accounts

to continue being mean. For example, people might say harmful and mean things to others on

social media apps.

The second solution is to report it to your parents or the police and change your password. This

can block strangers and keep your details secret. However, strangers can change their names

and cover names to steal others' details. Because passwords are not always safe and can be

easy to solve, strangers can steal your details easily. For example, a stranger might steal your

personal details like your location or school.

If these problems happen to you, you should not stay silent. One easy way to solve them is by

trying to find a solution. If we don't do anything, things could get worse, so let's all try to be part of the solution.

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2A Angie

Have you ever stopped to consider social media? In our modern world, the topic of cyberbullying is becoming impossible to ignore. Let's explore what cyberbullying is and why it matters.

Another danger is cyberbullying, where people leave mean comments. These comments can cause young people to feel very sad and lonely. The bully and many teens feel anxious because they receive mean messages. People use phones to repeatedly harass, threaten, or embarrass someone. For example, some people will leave mean comments online and say things you don't like, such as: 'you look a pig. 'Cyberbullying is a big problem, s we should not do it!

Many teenagers overshare personal details like their location or school, making them an easy target for online strangers who might want to harm them. For example, people share too much information online, so they face privacy risks. Many teenagers post their full names and daily routines on platforms like Instagram or Facebook. If teenagers overshare personal details, they can face serious threats, such as targeted scams or harassment from strangers. So we should be careful about what we share and who we interact with.

The first rule is never to say bad comments on social media. When we see cyberbullying, we should not stay silent ? should report it. For example, if you see post with a bad comment, don't share it right away. If we see some bad commen. that is hurting people, we can tell a teacher to help us.The second rule is to never share private information with strangers online. A simple tip is to think before you post anything.

Many teenagers overshare personal details online, making them an easy target for strangers. Learn how to use the privacy settings on your social media apps and only allow your friends to see the posts.

It is important to keep your personal details private because it protects you from dangers. For example, don't share your school name, even with someone who seems friendly.

In short, we've seen why social media i: something worth paying attention to. It might seem like a big issue, but rememb. even small actions can make a real difference. Let's all try to be part of the solution.

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2A Lody

Have you ever thought about the problems that come with social media? Today, it’s almost impossible to avoid talking about it. Let's look at what makes social media such a big deal.

A major concern is addiction to social media. Lots of young people spend more than ten hours every day on different apps. Take a student who stays up past midnight watching short videos, for example. The next day, he doesn’t finish his homework and struggles to pay attention in class. Spending so much time online takes people away from real conversations with family and friends. Too much social media hurts both school success and a person’s health.

Another serious issue is cyberbullying. This happens when people post cruel comments or messages online. Sometimes users hide behind fake names to pick on others. For instance, imagine a girl who gets a comment like, “You look awful in this picture,” under a post she shared. She might feel so ashamed that she doesn’t want to speak up in class the next day. This kind of bullying can leave young people feeling isolated and deeply upset.

The good news is, there are things we can do to make social media safer and healthier. First, it helps to set clear limits for yourself. Try giving yourself a time cap—like two hours a day—and stick to it. Doing this keeps you from scrolling too long and creates more time for homework, hobbies, and being outside. Most teens don’t track how long they’re online, so setting a limit is a simple but useful tool.

Second, if you see cyberbullying happening, don’t just ignore it. Speak up and report it. By taking action, you can help stop the bully and support the person being targeted. A lot of young people stay quiet because they’re afraid of making things worse, but staying silent lets bullying continue. Think about a student who tells a teacher about a hurtful comment—the teacher can help remove it and address the situation so it doesn’t happen again.

In the end, social media is something we should all think about carefully. Fixing its problems might feel overwhelming, but small steps matter. Whether it’s managing your screen time or standing up against bullying, every action counts. Let’s all work to be part of the change.

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2A 12 Zoe Wong

In our modern world, the topic of social media is becoming impossible to ignore. Let's explore what social media is and why it matters.

First, people get bullied online because others want to make fun of someone they don't like. For example, people send mean texts or emails, spread rumours online, and post embarrassing photos or videos. These problems can add up and create bigger issues later.

They use devices like phones, computers, and tablets to harass, threaten, or embarrass someone. They leave mean comments or publicly shame others.

Another danger is addiction, which occurs when people use social media for a long time each day. People use social media for extended periods because they love sharing information and expressing themselves, reading others' stories, and always watching short videos. The more time teens spend on social media without a break, the more anxious and isolated they tend to feel.

People may need to wear glasses because they use too much social media. For example, you might feel lonely, depressed, anxious, or stressed, so you use social media more often as a way to relieve boredom or feel connected to others. If people use too much social media, they will skip social events, lose track of time, lack time spent with friends and family, and prefer online interactions over face-to-face relationships. You can set time limits, turn off notifications, and make a timetable.

The good news is, there are things we can do to help.

One of them is finding someone to help. An easy way to start is by trying to talk to a parent, teacher, school counsellor, or another trusted adult. They can offer support and help you decide on the next steps. But some of them will be too shy to talk to people. They don't do anything and continue to get bullied. For example, people get bullied and feel very sad, and some of them even want to harm themselves. Anyone on the internet can see your post unless you change the privacy settings, so people who bully you can't see your post.

Setting a time limit is another thing you should do. Make a timetable for a day and set a time limit for social media usage. Mental health issues like increased anxiety, depression, and loneliness, and physical health problems such as poor sleep and eye strain, are often linked to factors like social isolation, which increases the risk for anxiety and depression. For example, you can help people manage conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and addiction.

In short, we've seen why social media is something worth paying attention to. It might seem like a big issue, but remember, even small actions can make a real difference. Make a conscious effort to change personal habits and make healthier choices. Let's all try to be part of the solution.

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2A29 DAMON

In our modern world, the topic of social media is becoming impossible to ignore.

Let's explore what social media is and why it matters.

The first effect is that cyberbullying is becoming more common. Why does cyberbullying happen? It occurs because bullies are envious of others, so they send mean texts and post hurtful comments or embarrassing photos online. However, we have some solutions for cyberbullying. If you see cyberbullying, you shouldn't stay silent; report it and tell your parents.

Another negative effect is that scammers are everywhere. Scammers exploit human psychology to trick people into giving up their money. For example, scammers use phishing emails to impersonate a bank or police to trick you into giving out your personal information. Scammers use dishonest schemes to trick people into giving them money, so we should be careful. We have two solutions: the first one is to stop all contact with the scammers and report them. One must prevent them from succeeding by being cautious and securing accounts. Scammers use your personal information for shopping, so you need to stop all payments immediately and report the scammer.

Another solution is changing passwords. If you change your account passwords to stronger ones, it becomes harder for scammers to guess them, which can protect accounts from unauthorized access. For example, you can log into your account settings to change your password.

In conclusion, these problems can add up and create bigger issues later if we don't do anything. Things could get worse. Social media should be clear and free from toxic

elements like scammers and

cyberbullying. We should work together to maintain online security.

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2A Miki

Have you ever thought about the downsides of social media? It’s a big part of our lives, so it’s important to look at how it can affect us. This article will talk about two main problems: cyberbullying and fake news. It will also suggest what we can do to help fix them.

First, let’s look at cyberbullying. This is when people use social media to leave mean comments or send hurtful messages, often without using their real names. Young people can be especially affected by this kind of bullying, which can make them feel alone and sad. For example, a student might create a fake account just to make fun of someone in their class. This can hurt someone’s feelings and even damage their self-esteem over time. Because bullying happens online, it can be hard to escape, and it’s important that we do something about it.

Another problem is the spread of fake news. False information travels fast on social media, especially when people share posts without checking if they’re true. This can be really harmful during important events, like elections, because it can change the way people think or vote. Fake news can cause confusion and make it hard to trust real news sources. That’s why it’s so important to think carefully before sharing something online.

Fortunately, there are clear steps you can take to stay safer. If you see cyberbullying, don’t ignore it. Use the report button on the app or tell an adult you trust. Reporting can help stop the bullying and make social media safer for everyone. Also, before you share a post, take a moment to check if it’s true. Look at where the information comes from, and don’t share it unless you’re sure it’s real. For instance, if someone posts that school is cancelled tomorrow, double-check with the school’s official page before telling all your friends.

In short, each of us can make social media better by being more careful and kind. Let’s all do our part to stop bullying and think before we share. Together, we can make the online world a safer and more positive place.

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