The management committee has officially confirmed that our preference for in-person instruction will be upheld. This outcome reflects the collective resolve of all seven hundred and eighteen students who signed this document. We should now monitor the implementation process to ensure that our learning environment remains stable and effective.
This is an online Petition by LDC Students. It's aimed at showing whether the students are in support of online teaching or not. It is addressed to the Parliament of Uganda, LDC Management Committee,The Ministry of Education and Sports and any other Stakeholder.
I think the LDC students should have been consulted first before making a decision.l mean we are adults beyond universities and some students at LDC are mps. We were never asked to pay any money and we are totally willing to do online classes. So please .............
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Stonranch Mwinda Mutesitesi II
6 years ago
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The world is moving fast. we cannot afford to lag behind. The judiciary has embraced online hearings.. Why can't the only institution in the country embrace teaching future Advocates online & how to practice online?!!!! Parliament should desist from being an enemy of progress.
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Lito
6 years ago
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Online teaching is discriminatory. Imagine someone in the village with no network and town is far whereby that person can't move daily on foot to and from town.If the teaching wasn't in real time where attendance is mandatory, that would be better.
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Takia Mubiru
6 years ago
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LDC online should not stop, because all of us want to graduate this year and we are not complaining.
Maybe the only thing is that we should be provided with data cause some of us can't afford data and when we do, we find we have missed a lot.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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I support the online sessions.The online sessions have been engaging, informative and structured. I have benefitted a lot as a student. There have been some Network glitches but the ICT team was always on stand by to help.
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MAFABI shaidu
6 years ago
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Some of us, had already traveled back, to our rentals/hostels for the same, the more they prolong our stay at
@LDCUganda
the more expenses we are to incur, will the government foot our bills. Times have changed we should embrace technology.
The management committee has officially confirmed that our preference for in-person instruction will be upheld. This outcome reflects the collective resolve of all seven hundred and eighteen students who signed this document. We should now monitor the implementation process to ensure that our learning environment remains stable and effective.
This is an online Petition by LDC Students. It's aimed at showing whether the students are in support of online teaching or not. It is addressed to the Parliament of Uganda, LDC Management Committee,The Ministry of Education and Sports and any other Stakeholder.
I think the LDC students should have been consulted first before making a decision.l mean we are adults beyond universities and some students at LDC are mps. We were never asked to pay any money and we are totally willing to do online classes. So please .............
S
Stonranch Mwinda Mutesitesi II
6 years ago
Featured
The world is moving fast. we cannot afford to lag behind. The judiciary has embraced online hearings.. Why can't the only institution in the country embrace teaching future Advocates online & how to practice online?!!!! Parliament should desist from being an enemy of progress.
L
Lito
6 years ago
Featured
Online teaching is discriminatory. Imagine someone in the village with no network and town is far whereby that person can't move daily on foot to and from town.If the teaching wasn't in real time where attendance is mandatory, that would be better.
T
Takia Mubiru
6 years ago
Featured
LDC online should not stop, because all of us want to graduate this year and we are not complaining.
Maybe the only thing is that we should be provided with data cause some of us can't afford data and when we do, we find we have missed a lot.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
I support the online sessions.The online sessions have been engaging, informative and structured. I have benefitted a lot as a student. There have been some Network glitches but the ICT team was always on stand by to help.
M
MAFABI shaidu
6 years ago
Featured
Some of us, had already traveled back, to our rentals/hostels for the same, the more they prolong our stay at
@LDCUganda
the more expenses we are to incur, will the government foot our bills. Times have changed we should embrace technology.
I think the LDC students should have been consulted first before making a decision.l mean we are adults beyond universities and some students at LDC are mps. We were never asked to pay any money and we are totally willing to do online classes. So please .............