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Social Media Student Advice
"Social media has changed the way that many people live their lives, as it's evolved from a means of communication into a source of entertainment, advertising, and social awareness. While social media can be a positive tool used for good, it can also lead us to feel insecure, anxious, and disconnected." Source: Get Schooled
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As a student you are being pressured to use Social Media on many levels such as socially, medically, psychologically, intellectually, and in your educational endeavors. Note the following when using Social Media:
1.What you put online is public (can and will become permanent
2. Never post anything personal such images, information and your public and private activities.
3. Think about your future when posting, many schools, employers and authorities can and will use this information.
4. Never post personal information such as your home address or phone number as well as school class schedules or where you are specifically
5. Before you post any information from your relatives or friends get their permission.
6. Set personal time limits and keep them to avoid it from interfering with your sleep, studying and social activities.
7. If you encounter toxic postings of any kind, Block Them Mute Them, Unfollow Them. They can cause personal stress along with arguments,  negative self comparisons, along with your self family, society, school, religion, and personal relationships.
8. Never ever use Social Media to do your school or homework! Much of what you are assigned are meant to teach you skills and information necessary for you success. It is plagiarism to hand in another person's work!
9. Remember their are individuals, organizations and companies that are trying to influence you and trying to get personal information for their own nefarious purposes. 
10. Do your self a favor go to a library read a book, talk to other individuals (including your parents) instead of being glued to a cell phone, pad or CPU!
 Trust but Verify!
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