This research and thesis resource investigates how Facebook usage influences the academic performance of HUMSS (Humanities and Social Sciences) strand students. It explores both the positive and negative effects of social media engagement, including improved communication, access to information, and peer collaboration, as well as challenges such as distraction, reduced study time, and potential decline in grades. The material provides structured insights, case studies, and methodologies to help students and researchers analyze the relationship between social media habits and academic outcomes. Designed for academic purposes, this resource is ideal for high school and college students preparing research papers or thesis projects, as well as educators and parents seeking to understand the broader impact of Facebook on student learning and performance.
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Jun 04, 2026 08:59 PM
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