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The document provides guidance for students aged 13 and older on how to manage social media use effectively. It highlights the benefits of social media, such as staying connected and expressing creativity, while also addressing potential issues like negative self-comparison and distraction from studies. The document offers practical tips for healthy social media habits, emphasizing the importance of real-life connections and respectful online behavior.

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Handling Social Media Presentation

The document provides guidance for students aged 13 and older on how to manage social media use effectively. It highlights the benefits of social media, such as staying connected and expressing creativity, while also addressing potential issues like negative self-comparison and distraction from studies. The document offers practical tips for healthy social media habits, emphasizing the importance of real-life connections and respectful online behavior.

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Handling Social Media:

Be the Boss, Not the Addict!


For Students Ages 13+
What is Social Media?

• Apps and websites where you share, chat,


post, or scroll
• Examples: Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat,
YouTube, WhatsApp
• How many hours do you think you spend on
social media daily?
What’s Good About Social Media?

• You stay connected with friends


• Learn new things (DIYs, study hacks)
• Express creativity (videos, art, memes)
• Discover career options (photography, gaming,
etc.)
When Social Media Becomes a
Problem

• You feel 'not good enough' after seeing others’


lives
• You can’t focus on studies
• You argue or feel stressed over comments or
likes
• You keep scrolling… and scrolling… and
scrolling…
Red Flags 🚩

• Checking phone first thing in the morning


• Feeling sad or angry after using social media
• Arguing over replies or reactions
• Losing sleep to stay online
Smart Ways to Handle It

• Set daily limits (use 'screen time' settings)


• Follow people who inspire or educate
• Don’t compare your real life to others’
highlight reels
• Take a 1-day social media detox every week
• Keep phones away during meals, study, and
sleep
Real Life > Online Life

• Your real friends are not just 'followers'


• Your worth is not in likes or views
• What you post = what people remember
about you
• The internet never forgets. Post what you’d be
proud of even 10 years later.
Values & Manners Matter

• Don’t spread hate, rumors, or bullying


• Think: Is it kind? Is it true? Is it necessary?
• Respect others’ privacy
• Even our typing fingers are answerable to
Allah.
Final Message

• Use social media to grow, not to scroll your life


away.
• Be creators, not just consumers.
• Balance is the key!

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