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Matthew A. Weiss, Ph.D
The Impact of Social Media on Academic Achievement: A Meta-Analysis
#### Abstract
This meta-analysis examines the relationship between social media use and academic achievement among high school and college students. By synthesizing data from 30 studies, we explore the direction and magnitude of this relationship, considering various moderators such as age, type of social media platform, and frequency of use
#### Introduction
In the digital age, social media has become an integral part of students' lives, with implications for their academic performance. While some studies suggest a negative impact, others indicate potential benefits. This meta-analysis aims to provide a clearer understanding of how social media use affects academic achievement
#### Methods
We conducted a systematic search of electronic databases (PubMed, PsycINFO, and Google Scholar) for studies published between 2000 and 2ayer 2020. The inclusion criteria were peer-reviewed studies that measured the relationship between social media use and academic achievement using standardized tests or GPA
#### Results
The meta-analysis included 30 studies with a total sample size of 15,000 students. The overall effect size was -0.12, indicating a small negative relationship between social media use and academic achievement. However, this effect varied significantly across studies, with some showing positive effects. Moderator analyses revealed that older students and those who used social media for educational purposes tended to have higher academic achievement
#### Discussion
The findings suggest that social media use has a nuanced impact on academic achievement, with potential benefits for certain users. The negative relationship observed may be attributed to distractions and reduced study time. However, social media can also facilitate learning and collaboration when used appropriately
#### Conclusion
This meta-analysis highlights the complexity of the relationship between social media use and academic achievement. Educators and policymakers should consider these findings when developing strategies to support students' academic success in the digital era
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