With the worldwide growth of the Internet, never before have human beings witnessed the quick development of social networks. Facebook, an outstanding element of this trend, has become an irreplaceable part of modern society, influencing the way young people approach education and spending their free time. Some specialists are concerned that Facebook might negatively affect students' performance and well-beings. Others believe that Facebook provides individuals with opportunities to widen their social circle. In my opinion, this online platform possesses both benefits and risks to its young users.

It is true that constant exposure to technological device to update Facebook has a perilous effect on students' health. Radiation emitted from phones and computers might deteriorate their concentration span and contribute to eye problems such as myopic, which decreases achievements of students at school. Moreover, teenagers constantly seek to receive the latest information. Facebook's unique feature that satisfies this need could cause addiction among young users. Consequently, it leads to the reduction of interest in studying and participating in outdoor activities.

Despite its negative impacts on the daily life of students, Facebook gives modern teenagers more possibilities to network than ever before. Knowing that over 8 million users log in Facebook everyday, major corporations KPMG, Deloitte and EY use it to reach out to prospective employees. Aspiring individuals can also promote themselves to these companies. therefore, gradually enrich their experience in various working sections and offer them a great deal of potential opportunities for future career simultaneously (câu này ngữ pháp bị sai). Moreover, as people need fast communication, Facebook enables its users to broaden their connection with people from different parts of the world. This application not only benefits each user individuallybut also contributes to the cultural aspects of globalisation.

In conclusion, Facebook impacts modern society in different ways. To maximise this social network's positive influence and minimise its negative consequence, young users should reduce their dependence on Facebook and regard it as an effective mean to build a network and educate themselves.