Digital Tech & Child Development by Mrs. Lenhard

Social Media Thesis -RC

2024-05-13 18:58:13 UTC

Although social media is very concerning to young children and teens,

actually it can be very helpful to human society nowadays, so we should

not get rid of social media from children and teens.

Mica's Thesis

2961162 — 2024-05-13 18:58:22 UTC

Although social media can spread awareness about certain issues, it draws peoples' attention away from their daily lives, so social media should be restricted in focused environments such as school and work.

Taryn

2024-05-13 18:58:53 UTC

although social media may be having a affect on the depression rate

actually there might be other things into affect,and maybe

we can focus less on the phones and more on the person.

Jecel

2024-05-13 19:01:47 UTC

While numerous perspectives on regulating social media may be disregarded or viewed as unnecessary, social media can be considerably harmful in several ways according to child development, hence, there should be more disciplinary methods regarding technology uses within schools and other settings.

Skye's Thesis

3038001 — 2024-05-13 19:03:33 UTC

Although most people love and find social media helpful, the harms of it outweigh any benefits media has on life, so there should be restrictions put in place, especially with children and teens.

catriona

2024-05-13 19:03:34 UTC

Although social media has many benefits in modern society such as sharing information quickly and efficiently, it greatly takes away from the real human interaction that benefits youth development, so people, specifically teenagers, should restrict their use of social media, so they may find ways to connect with people through in-person interaction.

Chelsea's Thesis

2024-05-13 19:03:48 UTC

Although social media can be educational and is a part of everyday life, in reality, it does more harm than good so, we should restrict its use and educate ourselves about the negative impacts.

Paul Thesis

302517_1 — 2024-05-13 19:04:06 UTC

Although social media can be the only way to stay connected and informed, there are considerable drawbacks to the continued unregulated use of these sites, social media has been scientifically proven to be addictive, and weaponized to waste time and keep users constantly hooked, and substantially disruptive to the mental health of a targeted audience of children, social media can not continue unregulated and unsupervised by non monetarily driven powers.

Stephanie’s Thesis

4543361 — 2024-05-13 19:04:16 UTC

Although social media helps connect with one another globally, access educational resources, and express themselves creatively, actually it can influence their social interactions, self-esteem, mental health and academic performances.

lily

2024-05-13 19:04:34 UTC

Although social media plays a major role in the world today, particularly through providing valuable voices with platforms and spreading awareness about certain issues around the world, the negatives certainly outweigh the positives in terms of how use often impacts developing and vulnerable minds, so there should be much harsher restrictions on use, especially in educational settings.

Colin's Thesis

2024-05-13 19:05:14 UTC

Although social media can have a positive effect on people studies have shown that it affects peoples mental health. So there should be a ban for younger ages.

Kain

jlenhard — 2024-05-14 18:20:50 UTC

Although there may be important exceptions to restrictions, in general social media should be regulated for children and young adolescents due to its negative effects on child development.