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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Abasa Gimei Godfrey F6
6 years ago
I support online sessions by LDC
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Ongwen John Timothy
6 years ago
Let's embrace technology
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Kamba Cassim Ali
6 years ago
Online study by LDC is in tand email with social distancing.
All students as a policy were required to possess laptops and no one was admitted without showing it to administration, we have used IT in the names of email to receive all our academic materials, WiFi and now Zoom, Moodle for classes.
LDC has over 1500 students who cannot find enough room to sit taking into account the 4 metres distance rule, even if we open physically meaning online.
Online study is cheaper, I don't need to spend on transport (30000 daily), lunch, break, water (15,000).
Minimises time wastage, I spend over 2 hours going to school and slightly longer on my way back home because of endemic traffic jams. Now part of this time is used to review my work.
Online facilities offer flexibility, allowing to take my pace and be in control of what and when I should learn.
LDC also saves money that it would commit to staff welfare on campus and the power consumption on AC and the like.
The online learning fits into the Ministry of Education policy of providing online education. See the Ministry's COVID 19 Education Sector Response Guidelines, para. 2.1.4.
Question: What if Covid 19 becomes a permanent feature in our lives, shall we then close schools permanently?
If public taxis, restaurants, mauls, shops, markets have physically opened, is it just to close online studies?
What else must I say for any one to see a bleeding heart???
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Lamunu Olympia
6 years ago
I support the online teaching adopted by The Law Development Centre
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kule Ambrose Craig
6 years ago
am in total support of online teaching my only worry is how the IAs and exams will be conducted once the institution is finally opened
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Elizabeth Nabukeera Hope
6 years ago
It's been such a great initiative. Helped in knowing and the feel that one is literally speaking with the PA is quiet engaging.
We have been able to actual continue with our third term with no difficulty despite the pandemic. And also putting in mind that we are carrying on the SOPs including social distancing.
I strongly support the initiative.
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Nakiriggya Winfred
6 years ago
Online classes should continue. Because we have no idea when the country will be free of thecorona pandemic . We cannot sit around for half a year doing nothing, and yet the numbers of patients keeps going up. We cannot put out lives on hold . We need to keep studying
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Ahwera Shallot
6 years ago
Am in support of online studies, a lot of time has already been lost.
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Lukenge Stephen
6 years ago
Online classes should proceed
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NAJINGO SALIMA
6 years ago
I am a student at LDC and I am very okay with elearning
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Macrina Patricia
6 years ago
In support.
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Nsobani David
6 years ago
This is the new normal that we should embrace. It is used even in other countries,what about Uganda, Judiciary introduced online filling and court hearings in prison ,as lawyers we have moved a head of the rest,pleas let us be. In the aultanative,LDC is a unique institution from the rest and am sure you have notice of this, as bar course student I wish to report that we agreed to go this way, so please allow us to complet our course and we go,we are out of time. Thank.
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Murru Ahmed
6 years ago
I support online teaching system
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Adoa John William
6 years ago
It's ubsard what parliament is trying to do. An online class does not endanger in terms of the spread of Corona virus. I strongly support the conduction of online class.
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Nabumboyi Rebecca
6 years ago
We have a right to education and perhaps we need embrace this online study because Covid shall not hinder the future generation From progressing yet the virus is here to stay and not leaving soon so we have to move on with progress we are in the 21st century
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MULAMBA NGANDA OSCA4
6 years ago
Kindly we have to adjust to the changes ahead of time. Technology and teaching r moving hand in hand .lets us move on with our course
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Apica Rebecca
6 years ago
Well, this is the new normal...we should be allowed to continue with our online classes...time is of essence.
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Atugonza Lyn
6 years ago
*It is outrageous. We refuse to remain in the last century. Ministry of Education should embrace elearning. What is education and learning if we cannot find ways of prevailing over the current challenges?*
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Niwenyesiga Yunia
6 years ago
Online teaching was the best of it's kind in this pandemic that we don't know when it will end. It's hard time Uganda learns how to live with covid19 rather than putting us on hold for so wrong. We are behind suffering and those on top can't see that . We started online study and it was moving on well and everyone could afford. Plz parliament listen to our cries if you can't open schools for us to continue and finish let us study online as we have been doing I so pray.
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.
I support online sessions by LDC
Let's embrace technology
Online study by LDC is in tand email with social distancing. All students as a policy were required to possess laptops and no one was admitted without showing it to administration, we have used IT in the names of email to receive all our academic materials, WiFi and now Zoom, Moodle for classes. LDC has over 1500 students who cannot find enough room to sit taking into account the 4 metres distance rule, even if we open physically meaning online. Online study is cheaper, I don't need to spend on transport (30000 daily), lunch, break, water (15,000). Minimises time wastage, I spend over 2 hours going to school and slightly longer on my way back home because of endemic traffic jams. Now part of this time is used to review my work. Online facilities offer flexibility, allowing to take my pace and be in control of what and when I should learn. LDC also saves money that it would commit to staff welfare on campus and the power consumption on AC and the like. The online learning fits into the Ministry of Education policy of providing online education. See the Ministry's COVID 19 Education Sector Response Guidelines, para. 2.1.4. Question: What if Covid 19 becomes a permanent feature in our lives, shall we then close schools permanently? If public taxis, restaurants, mauls, shops, markets have physically opened, is it just to close online studies? What else must I say for any one to see a bleeding heart???
I support the online teaching adopted by The Law Development Centre
am in total support of online teaching my only worry is how the IAs and exams will be conducted once the institution is finally opened
It's been such a great initiative. Helped in knowing and the feel that one is literally speaking with the PA is quiet engaging. We have been able to actual continue with our third term with no difficulty despite the pandemic. And also putting in mind that we are carrying on the SOPs including social distancing. I strongly support the initiative.
Online classes should continue. Because we have no idea when the country will be free of thecorona pandemic . We cannot sit around for half a year doing nothing, and yet the numbers of patients keeps going up. We cannot put out lives on hold . We need to keep studying
Am in support of online studies, a lot of time has already been lost.
Online classes should proceed
I am a student at LDC and I am very okay with elearning
In support.
This is the new normal that we should embrace. It is used even in other countries,what about Uganda, Judiciary introduced online filling and court hearings in prison ,as lawyers we have moved a head of the rest,pleas let us be. In the aultanative,LDC is a unique institution from the rest and am sure you have notice of this, as bar course student I wish to report that we agreed to go this way, so please allow us to complet our course and we go,we are out of time. Thank.
I support online teaching system
It's ubsard what parliament is trying to do. An online class does not endanger in terms of the spread of Corona virus. I strongly support the conduction of online class.
We have a right to education and perhaps we need embrace this online study because Covid shall not hinder the future generation From progressing yet the virus is here to stay and not leaving soon so we have to move on with progress we are in the 21st century
Kindly we have to adjust to the changes ahead of time. Technology and teaching r moving hand in hand .lets us move on with our course
Well, this is the new normal...we should be allowed to continue with our online classes...time is of essence.
*It is outrageous. We refuse to remain in the last century. Ministry of Education should embrace elearning. What is education and learning if we cannot find ways of prevailing over the current challenges?*
Online teaching was the best of it's kind in this pandemic that we don't know when it will end. It's hard time Uganda learns how to live with covid19 rather than putting us on hold for so wrong. We are behind suffering and those on top can't see that . We started online study and it was moving on well and everyone could afford. Plz parliament listen to our cries if you can't open schools for us to continue and finish let us study online as we have been doing I so pray.