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Region III
Division of Pampanga
Senior High School in Apalit Stand Alone 1
STUDENTS
ANGELYN T. ABLAZA
CHRISTOPHER S. CANO
ALJON V. SUBA
CHRISTIAN M. VILLANUEVA
(JULY 2023)
INTRODUCTION
Social media platforms are known for their ever-evolving nature, with new trends
emerging at a rapid pace. Senior high school students actively engage in these trends,
whether they be viral challenges, popular hashtags, or aesthetic trends, to express their in-
dividuality, seek social validation, and stay connected with their peers. The influence of
trends on social media can shape the behavior, language, and interests of senior high
school students, sometimes leading to positive outcomes like fostering creativity and self-
expression, while at other times resulting in negative consequences such as peer pressure
While social media offers numerous opportunities for senior high school students,
it also presents a range of issues that demand attention. One such issue is cyberbullying,
which can cause emotional distress, social isolation, and even affect academic
performance. The constant exposure to curated content and carefully constructed online
personas can contribute to feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem among students, as
media. Moreover, the addictive nature of social media can negatively impact sleep
pursued. First and foremost, promoting digital literacy and responsible social media
usage is crucial. Educating senior high school students about privacy settings, online
etiquette, critical thinking, and identifying misinformation can empower them to navigate
the digital landscape effectively. Additionally, fostering open dialogues about the
potential pitfalls of social media and promoting healthy habits, such as setting limits on
screen time, can contribute to a more balanced and mindful approach to its use.
Despite its challenges, social media also brings significant contributions to the
lives of senior high school students. It serves as a platform for information dissemination,
enabling students to access educational resources, connect with experts, and collaborate
students engage in online discussions, share ideas, and collaborate with peers beyond the
confines of the classroom. Furthermore, social media can provide a platform for
Social media has become a global phenomenon that has transformed the way
people communicate, share information, and interact with one another. Its influence
extends to various aspects of society, including the education system, where senior high
school students form a significant demographic affected by the effects of social media on
a global, national, and local scale. Understanding the background of this study is crucial
for comprehending the breadth and depth of social media's impact on senior high school
In a global context, social media platforms have bridged the geographical gaps,
connecting senior high school students from different countries and cultures. The
globalization of social media has facilitated the exchange of ideas, cultures, and
perspectives, allowing students to gain a broader understanding of the world and engage
social media platforms can quickly transcend borders, shaping the behaviors, aspirations,
At the national level, social media usage among senior high school students is
have varying levels of internet penetration, digital literacy rates, and regulatory
frameworks that govern social media platforms. National trends, issues, and policies
related to social media can shape the experiences of senior high school students,
impacting their access to information, exposure to local content, and engagement with
On a local scale, the effect of social media on senior high school students is
trends and issues that emerge within schools or specific regions can significantly shape
the experiences of senior high school students. Local educational institutions may adopt
their own policies and guidelines regarding social media usage, addressing concerns such
as cyberbullying, digital citizenship, and the integration of social media into the
collaborate to provide support and guidance to students in navigating the local social
media landscape.
In summary, the background of this study recognizes the global, national, and
local dimensions of the impact of social media on senior high school students. Social
scale and shaping their experiences through shared trends and challenges. At the national
level, specific regulations, cultural factors, and educational policies influence social
media usage among senior high school students. Finally, local communities and
educational institutions play a vital role in addressing the unique challenges and
media on senior high school students can be achieved, paving the way for targeted
interventions, policies, and educational initiatives that promote responsible and beneficial
mental health of adolescents, including senior high school students. The study identifies
both positive and negative impacts, highlighting how social media can contribute to
increased social support and connectedness, but also increased risk of cyberbullying, poor
body image, and depression. The findings emphasize the need for further research and the
relationships among adolescents, including senior high school students. The study
explores how social media use affects social interactions, peer acceptance, and
friendships. It highlights the potential for positive outcomes, such as enhanced social
support, self-disclosure, and online friendships, but also identifies risks, including social
comparison, exclusion, and cyberbullying. The review emphasizes the need for
navigate the social media landscape effectively. (Koutamanis, M., Vossen, H. G. M., &
Valkenburg, P. M. 2019)
This literature review examines the relationship between social media use and
academic performance among secondary school students, including those in senior high
school. The study analyzes the impact of social media on study habits, attention span, and
time management skills. It reveals mixed findings, indicating that excessive social media
use can negatively affect academic performance, while moderate and purposeful use may
not have significant adverse effects. The review highlights the importance of self-regula-
tion and balanced online/offline activities for academic success. (Junco, R.2012)
media use and the well-being of adolescents, including senior high school students. The
and social aspects. It identifies the potential for both positive and negative impacts, such
anxiety, depression, and loneliness. The review emphasizes the importance of promoting
positive online experiences and providing support for adolescents in navigating the chal-
lenges posed by social media. (Vannucci, A., Flannery, K. M., & Ohannessian, C. M.
2017)
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
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SOCIAL MEDIA
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Effects on
Students
This study holds a significant value in informing the Grade-12 Students
about the effects of social media in their school life. This will give the Grade-12 Students
an awareness that their academics is more important than spending time on social media
and give the Grade-12 Students a proper guidance and knowledge about the proper usage
of social media.
Teachers
This study could potentially help teachers adapt their teaching methods or college
campuses create policies regarding Social Media usage.
SCOPE AND DELIMITATION
The study focuses on examining the effects of social media specifically on senior
high school students. It encompasses various social media platforms, including but not
limited to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and YouTube. The research explores
the influence of social media on senior high school students' academic performance, emo-
tional well-being, and social relationships. It considers both positive and negative effects,
taking into account individual factors, social media usage patterns, and potential moderat-
ing influences.
The study focuses specifically on senior high school students, typically within the
age range of 15 to 18 years. The effects of social media on other age groups, such as ele -
mentary or college students, are beyond the scope of this research.
We will conduct our study at Senior High School in Apalit Stand Alone 1 and our
target time frame is to fully accomplish our research on july of the academic year of
2023.