by chekdn » 01 Sep 2017, 20:11
I agree with you, but you shouldn't generalized it. Some might have good motives using social media. Example, advertising whatever they are offering in other to fend for theirselves and buy little stuffs needed in school. For some, their parents may pay their fees and then leave them with other little things to do for theirselves, not because the parents don't want to, but because they don't have much money. This can have direct effect on their education.
However, there are these types of students to would rather use their spare time to invade social media with wrong motives.
I agree with you, but you shouldn't generalized it. Some might have good motives using social media. Example, advertising whatever they are offering in other to fend for theirselves and buy little stuffs needed in school. For some, their parents may pay their fees and then leave them with other little things to do for theirselves, not because the parents don't want to, but because they don't have much money. This can have direct effect on their education.
However, there are these types of students to would rather use their spare time to invade social media with wrong motives.