write an email to your principal telling her that u will not attend online classes as you are visiting your village and there is usually connectivity issue in your village
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Kartik, a student of Class IX at a Delhi government school, has been finding it hard to attend online classes. The son of a rickshaw-puller doesn’t have a laptop and the family possesses only one smartphone, that too by his father. Since the Covid-19 lockdown was imposed March 25, Kartik’s father has been selling vegetables to make their ends meet.
“I have to help my father sell vegetables in the day. In between the work, I download worksheets and study material from our class group and practice mathematics myself,” who stays at in West Delhi’s area in a one-room flat with his parents and a brother.
It has been more than a month since private and government schools in the city have been providing online classes and sharing study material through various digital platforms with their students. However, many of the students have been struggling to access the classes because of poor internet connectivity and lack of devices that support such classes.
The emergence of virtual education during the lockdown seems to have further created a ‘class division’ among the rich and the poor, especially those from the economically weaker section
According to the Delhi government, in private schools about nearly 10 to 15 per cent of students from the EWS do not have access to the digital medium to attend the online classes. But private schools have claimed that 90 to 92 per cent of their students have access to digital platforms, and most students from the managed to attend the classes.