If students have not come out to complain about it I see no reason why a Honourable Minister can come out with such an allegations with the payment of a 20k and sitting for Exams online. Next time this Honourable need to fast scrutinize what he's to speak ...
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Wekesa prossy
6 years ago
Ugandan MPs should know that its only God who is the same yesterday today and forever. Hebrews 13:8 the rest of the things can't be the same.
Your the reason our country is still lagging behind .
Dear MPs won't you embrace the changes that happen in our society including our learning online as LDC students. If you believe that Uganda should be static in all generations then you have lost truck.
We are not complaining as students about MBS and network just like how we have embraced the new idea of wearing masks and staying at home.
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Muhiirwa Deus Alituha
6 years ago
Online studying was an idea tabled by the students to the LDC administration through the students' leadership body.
The Administration adopted the idea after conducting a 2 week pilot study which was greatly attended by the students.
Guidelines where further shared with us and they included specifically;
- Exams shall not be conducted online.
This was in line with the president's advice in regard to online exams "UCU online exams"
It thus my voice and desire to embrace the new normal through supporting LDC online classes.
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Muhiirwa Deus Alituha
6 years ago
Online studying was an idea tabled by the students to the LDC administration through the students' leadership body.
The Administration adopted the idea after conducting a 2 week pilot study which was greatly attended by the students.
Guidelines where further shared with us and they included specifically;
- Exams shall not be conducted online.
This was in line with the president's advice in regard to online exams "UCU online exams"
It thus my voice and desire to embrace the new normal through supporting LDC online classes.
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Auma Patricia
6 years ago
A decision passed on behalf of a majority group that was not consulted is not unprecedented today; however we shall not permit this form of leadership to hinder our academic progress. Online classes have helped us redeem some of the time we had lost from the pandemic lockdown. I stand against the decision to halt LDC online studies as it was founded on a baseless, frivolous and vexatious allegation. We must move forward with I.T, the next renaissance is A.I
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Tumushabe Scovia
6 years ago
I'm in support of online learning
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Muwando Brian
6 years ago
There is nothing wrong with conducting online studies, i personally think everyone must embrace the new normal for their own good.
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Ssewali Abubaker
6 years ago
I recommend the online teaching strategy because it is convenient for the current pandemic since we are not certain of when it will stop (the pandemic)
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Namanya keith
6 years ago
This is a very brilliant arrangement by LDC
Applaud to LDC team
Am in full support of their flexibility and adaptation to the prevailing situation.
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Hamisi Baabu Awuye
6 years ago
Our Future shouldn't be tied any one's Emotions
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Aseera Gloria Mugonzebwa
6 years ago
This is really frustrating all our programs. I personally, I don't have any problem with the online teaching. Iam adopting to the new era and enjoying it. Please, just let us be and stop mixing things with politics.
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Alice Takwaza
6 years ago
Online studies is the way to go... this is a new era we should gladly embrace. The courts embraced online hearings, it doesn't hurt learning to practice online.
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Muhere za Robert
6 years ago
Online studying is Soo helpful to us .we need to understand the nature of time in one's life
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Akware Irene
6 years ago
Whoever is against change is definitely against progress, the world wouldn't have been where it is now if we turned our back to change. We are well aware of the fact that we are living during difficult times and as such, a call to re-strategise in abid to move with the wind of change. Online learning is the academic new normal and we were happily doing it. All we need is support not pulling us down.
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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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Ssemagulu Abubakr Saava
6 years ago
Signed
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Arinaitwe Christon
6 years ago
It was good experience studying online. To me it was reducing time wastage and it has been wonderful
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Atwine Allan
6 years ago
'Delay is the enemy of progress.' Eliot Spitzer
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Anonymous
6 years ago
To all stake holders. If the ministry has allowed primary and secondary students to be taught on TV, Why can't we have our learning on line?
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Nduwayo Andrew
6 years ago
There's nothing wrong with the online classes. The MPs need to better informed before speaking rashly.
If students have not come out to complain about it I see no reason why a Honourable Minister can come out with such an allegations with the payment of a 20k and sitting for Exams online. Next time this Honourable need to fast scrutinize what he's to speak ...
Ugandan MPs should know that its only God who is the same yesterday today and forever. Hebrews 13:8 the rest of the things can't be the same. Your the reason our country is still lagging behind . Dear MPs won't you embrace the changes that happen in our society including our learning online as LDC students. If you believe that Uganda should be static in all generations then you have lost truck. We are not complaining as students about MBS and network just like how we have embraced the new idea of wearing masks and staying at home.
Online studying was an idea tabled by the students to the LDC administration through the students' leadership body. The Administration adopted the idea after conducting a 2 week pilot study which was greatly attended by the students. Guidelines where further shared with us and they included specifically; - Exams shall not be conducted online. This was in line with the president's advice in regard to online exams "UCU online exams" It thus my voice and desire to embrace the new normal through supporting LDC online classes.
Online studying was an idea tabled by the students to the LDC administration through the students' leadership body. The Administration adopted the idea after conducting a 2 week pilot study which was greatly attended by the students. Guidelines where further shared with us and they included specifically; - Exams shall not be conducted online. This was in line with the president's advice in regard to online exams "UCU online exams" It thus my voice and desire to embrace the new normal through supporting LDC online classes.
A decision passed on behalf of a majority group that was not consulted is not unprecedented today; however we shall not permit this form of leadership to hinder our academic progress. Online classes have helped us redeem some of the time we had lost from the pandemic lockdown. I stand against the decision to halt LDC online studies as it was founded on a baseless, frivolous and vexatious allegation. We must move forward with I.T, the next renaissance is A.I
I'm in support of online learning
There is nothing wrong with conducting online studies, i personally think everyone must embrace the new normal for their own good.
I recommend the online teaching strategy because it is convenient for the current pandemic since we are not certain of when it will stop (the pandemic)
This is a very brilliant arrangement by LDC Applaud to LDC team Am in full support of their flexibility and adaptation to the prevailing situation.
Our Future shouldn't be tied any one's Emotions
This is really frustrating all our programs. I personally, I don't have any problem with the online teaching. Iam adopting to the new era and enjoying it. Please, just let us be and stop mixing things with politics.
Online studies is the way to go... this is a new era we should gladly embrace. The courts embraced online hearings, it doesn't hurt learning to practice online.
Online studying is Soo helpful to us .we need to understand the nature of time in one's life
Whoever is against change is definitely against progress, the world wouldn't have been where it is now if we turned our back to change. We are well aware of the fact that we are living during difficult times and as such, a call to re-strategise in abid to move with the wind of change. Online learning is the academic new normal and we were happily doing it. All we need is support not pulling us down.
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.
Signed
It was good experience studying online. To me it was reducing time wastage and it has been wonderful
'Delay is the enemy of progress.' Eliot Spitzer
To all stake holders. If the ministry has allowed primary and secondary students to be taught on TV, Why can't we have our learning on line?
There's nothing wrong with the online classes. The MPs need to better informed before speaking rashly.