The Power and Pitfalls of Social Media
In today's digital age, social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have revolutionized the way we communicate and share information. They have brought people closer, facilitating connections with friends, family, and even celebrities from across the globe. However, with great power comes great responsibility. Being a digital citizen means respecting others' rights and privacy. It's crucial to understand and utilize privacy settings to protect personal information. On the flip side, social media can also have negative impacts. It can be addictive, leading to a decrease in productivity. Cyberbullying is another major issue, with victims often feeling helpless. Yet, social media can also be a tool for positive change, spreading awareness and mobilizing support for social causes. The key is to use these platforms wisely, understanding their power and pitfalls.
Question 1
What does it mean to be a digital citizen?
Having a social media account
Being able to use technology
Respecting others' rights and privacy online
Spending a lot of time online
Having a lot of followers on social media
Question 2
What is one negative impact of social media?
It makes it easier to communicate
It can lead to a decrease in productivity
It brings people closer
It can be used for positive change
It allows for global connections
Question 3
What is one way social media can be used for positive change?
By spending a lot of time online
By getting a lot of likes and comments
By following a lot of people
By spreading awareness and mobilizing support for social causes
By posting a lot of pictures
Question 4
What is one way to protect personal information on social media?
By posting a lot of pictures
By getting a lot of likes and comments
By using privacy settings
By spending a lot of time online
By following a lot of people
Question 5
What is one major issue related to social media?
It makes it easier to communicate
It can lead to a decrease in productivity
It brings people closer
It can be used for positive change
Cyberbullying
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