LEC052024. Jesly Sebastian. Thesis Statements.

 1) The rapid transition to digital learning has lead to many unpredicted outcomes in India. The uneven distribution of technology has lead to the loss of educational opportunities and has decreased the confidence of children to go back to offline learning.

2) This article discusses the rising scope of online learning assistance platforms in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

3) The claim, that freedom of speech in social media platforms is a challenge to national security, indicates a renunciation of democratic rights.

4) Freedom of the press is under serious threat in India as numerous independent medias are raided and their properties confiscated by various investigation agencies.

5) The online teaching-learning practice has lead to widening the gulf between the wealthy and economically weak sections of the society.

6) The new education policy of the country, if executed effectively, can bring about major changes in the society.

7) The novel Sangati written by Bama, elaborately discusses the multifaceted oppression faced by the Dalit women who are still being ruled by patriarchy, government, caste and religion.

8) Even when translation of works from different languages to English increases the readership; the choice of which works to be translated and which not to be, rests in the hands of publishing houses.

9) Historical evidences show that the aversion towards communities that doesn’t fit into the gender binary can be traced back to the colonial rule in India.

10) The lockdowns imposed in different countries, aiming at curbing the pandemic, has facilitated serious discussions on mental health and its importance.

Comments

  1. Leona Renny3 March 2021 at 10:08

    The statements are well crafted with clarity. In the first one, two sentences are given. I felt one would be appropriate.

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  2. Jyothis Cyriac3 March 2021 at 19:30

    Though there is a condition in the sixth statement, the idea seems general. It could have been more specific. All the other statements are superb and well organised.

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  3. Gopika N3 March 2021 at 19:39

    All the statements are well written, but make sure that they are brief and hits the point with clarity.

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