CRAZE OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES AMONG YOUTH OR IMPACT OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES AMONG YOUTH
CRAZE OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES AMONG YOUTH
OR
IMPACT OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES
AMONG YOUTH
: Innocent Boy Ravi Yadav
The following speech can give you ideas, matter, for your
own speech or article or essay:
As a student I strongly feel that media and social networking sites such as Facebook
and Twitter have become source of major distractions for students. Young boys
and girls seem to have become inordinately addicted to these sites. They are
thoughtlessly and uselessly wasting their precious time on these sites. Wise
people say time well utilized is time well spent, but the youth of today is
only and only wasting time on chatting, messaging, uploading photographs and
modifying profiles. The smart phones and 4G connections have made the situation
worse. Accessing such sites has become so easy that young boys and girls are
using these sites almost everywhere and almost all the time.
Similarly they
wait for their favourite TV programs with such intense longing! May I ask you a
question’, Where will this lead to?’ Are we heading towards only Facebook and
Twitter perfection? Where are the objectives of attaining the status of an
advanced country? There are so many challenges that we as a nation face; challenges,
such as population, poverty, unemployment, corruption, pollution, mismanagement
of our natural resources, etc. Is it not a pathetic attitude of our youth to
lose such objectives out of sight and instead waste their time, money and
energy on such social networking sites so recklessly? Will Facebooking,
Whatsapping or Twittering solve our national problems?
I have seen my fellow
students being more worried about connecting to their friends on Facebook than
being concerned about doing their studies, assignments and projects! The other
major disadvantage of the increasing use of such networking sites is the spread
of obscenity. This is having a very negative impact on the impressionable minds
of our young children and leading them astray.
I strongly believe that the
parents, teachers and the government must look into the problems being caused
by these networking sites and must formulate a strategy either to curb or
completely stop its fast growing negative influence on the minds of our youth.
Our youth is the future of our nation. We cannot allow this youth to waste
their precious time in doing the Facebook. The same time must be spent on
studying, researching and developing leadership or other life-skills. It is our
moral duty as well as responsibility to lead our youth on the right path.
I
would like to appeal to all of you to contribute in making our youth,
especially the school students, aware of the disadvantages of such social
networking sites. I would also like to appeal to the concerned government
authorities to make and implement some strict regulatory checks on the
functioning of such networking sites in our country. I am sure that with our
concerted efforts, we shall be able to remove this problem of addiction of our
youth to social networking sites.
Social Networking is the use of websites or applications to communicate with other people around the globe mainly to find someone with common interests. These social networking sites are growing at a rapid pace proving instant communication facilities with others but this has a drastic affect on the youth. They spend a lot of their time using these sites, chatting up with their friends and updating their status. One who doesn’t have a account in these sites is considered as outdated and old fashioned.
Social networking sites are also used by children below the age of 13 which is against the terms and conditions of many social sites. According to a survey, it is seen that 70% parents report that their child has created a Facebook Account before 13 years and 80% think that it is acceptable to violate the minimum age restriction policy of social networking sites. Nowadays, parents themselves create account for their children who are below 13 years. The use of these sites decreases face to face contact among youth which is good for enhancing one’s communicative skills. Also, by chatting online, emotions cannot be showed rather emotions are expressed by using the emoticons/emojis available in these sites. The information provided in these sites are open to all which may give some culprits a golden chance to peek in to your private life and do some harmful illegal activities against you. Children using these site may get exposed to unwanted pictures.
Nowadays, if any friends talk with each other, the first topic they use to talk about social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp and discuss about how many likes they got in their posts or photo. They don’t seem to ask about studies or any other topic.
So, we may conclude that these sites have a drastic affect on the youth but they’re the best and instant way to communicate with each other. Social networking is actually not bad thing to do but we should be cautious while using it
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OR
IMPACT OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES
AMONG YOUTH
: Innocent Boy Ravi Yadav
The following speech can give you ideas, matter, for your
own speech or article or essay:
As a student I strongly feel that media and social networking sites such as Facebook
and Twitter have become source of major distractions for students. Young boys
and girls seem to have become inordinately addicted to these sites. They are
thoughtlessly and uselessly wasting their precious time on these sites. Wise
people say time well utilized is time well spent, but the youth of today is
only and only wasting time on chatting, messaging, uploading photographs and
modifying profiles. The smart phones and 4G connections have made the situation
worse. Accessing such sites has become so easy that young boys and girls are
using these sites almost everywhere and almost all the time.
Similarly they
wait for their favourite TV programs with such intense longing! May I ask you a
question’, Where will this lead to?’ Are we heading towards only Facebook and
Twitter perfection? Where are the objectives of attaining the status of an
advanced country? There are so many challenges that we as a nation face; challenges,
such as population, poverty, unemployment, corruption, pollution, mismanagement
of our natural resources, etc. Is it not a pathetic attitude of our youth to
lose such objectives out of sight and instead waste their time, money and
energy on such social networking sites so recklessly? Will Facebooking,
Whatsapping or Twittering solve our national problems?
I have seen my fellow
students being more worried about connecting to their friends on Facebook than
being concerned about doing their studies, assignments and projects! The other
major disadvantage of the increasing use of such networking sites is the spread
of obscenity. This is having a very negative impact on the impressionable minds
of our young children and leading them astray.
I strongly believe that the
parents, teachers and the government must look into the problems being caused
by these networking sites and must formulate a strategy either to curb or
completely stop its fast growing negative influence on the minds of our youth.
Our youth is the future of our nation. We cannot allow this youth to waste
their precious time in doing the Facebook. The same time must be spent on
studying, researching and developing leadership or other life-skills. It is our
moral duty as well as responsibility to lead our youth on the right path.
I
would like to appeal to all of you to contribute in making our youth,
especially the school students, aware of the disadvantages of such social
networking sites. I would also like to appeal to the concerned government
authorities to make and implement some strict regulatory checks on the
functioning of such networking sites in our country. I am sure that with our
concerted efforts, we shall be able to remove this problem of addiction of our
youth to social networking sites.
Social Networking is the use of websites or applications to communicate with other people around the globe mainly to find someone with common interests. These social networking sites are growing at a rapid pace proving instant communication facilities with others but this has a drastic affect on the youth. They spend a lot of their time using these sites, chatting up with their friends and updating their status. One who doesn’t have a account in these sites is considered as outdated and old fashioned.
Social networking sites are also used by children below the age of 13 which is against the terms and conditions of many social sites. According to a survey, it is seen that 70% parents report that their child has created a Facebook Account before 13 years and 80% think that it is acceptable to violate the minimum age restriction policy of social networking sites. Nowadays, parents themselves create account for their children who are below 13 years. The use of these sites decreases face to face contact among youth which is good for enhancing one’s communicative skills. Also, by chatting online, emotions cannot be showed rather emotions are expressed by using the emoticons/emojis available in these sites. The information provided in these sites are open to all which may give some culprits a golden chance to peek in to your private life and do some harmful illegal activities against you. Children using these site may get exposed to unwanted pictures.
Nowadays, if any friends talk with each other, the first topic they use to talk about social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp and discuss about how many likes they got in their posts or photo. They don’t seem to ask about studies or any other topic.
So, we may conclude that these sites have a drastic affect on the youth but they’re the best and instant way to communicate with each other. Social networking is actually not bad thing to do but we should be cautious while using it
#innocentboyravi
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