LDC STUDENTS PETITION

The move by the Management Committee to introduce Online studying for us has been beneficial. We have managed to attend classes in the comfort of our homes and places of residence. The institute came up with a Moddle

i have no problem with online learning

I support the online learning

The absurd decision is going to cause more harm to us as students. Rent arrears increase, tutuon remains the same, monthly or weekly data that was bought for classes is going to waste, some students that had travelled back to Mbarara and some to Kampala for books and concentation are now strunded, everythin is now at a standstill and this uncertainty is really frustrating. We need to finish this course and move on with other things. It's night time we embraced the new normal and like H.E the president said, we shouldn't expect the usual in unusual circumstances.

We want online classes back

LDC as an institution is following the presidential directives of not crowding in one place during class programs to prevent the easy spread of the virus and so opted for easier and more healthy means through using online programs like zoom moodle and email. Parliament on the other hand would rather conduct online election campaigns and chose to curtail online studies, its a great shams.

I have benefited from ldc's eLearning initiative than I ever did in the actual classes. The program is prepared us for the new elawyering. I support it

I'm disappointed in the Parliament.

We aint complaining

The online classes are really helpful and I wish they continue

We need to continue with online learning,we need to adjust to the new changes coming with CoVid and besides that's where the world is heading.we are very ok and comfortable with it.

We need the online e learning we have no time to waste yet they are alternatives which we can explore

So, who told them that all primary and secondary school pupils and students are not in hard to reach areas? Yet it's the same ministry that arranged for them to study and conduct lessons on Radios and TVs when actually in villages some parents, have no radios, TVs, or even don't have smart phones to help them access online education materials thereon. Is it not the same ministry that has invested heavily in this arrangement to help our young brothers and sisters, Or parliamentarians want to tell us that they are not aware? It's actually cheaper if they want to, to help buy a smart phone and data for each LDC student just and only to help us finish our course given the fact that the number is small compared even to a single university or primary and secondary schools combined! The government is advocating for investing in science and technology, is this not part of such a program? If that is not the case why should the ministry bother itself buying computers for schools? This is a new world order that actually, the post corona virus era shall strongly embrace. We shall not remain the same, believe it or not! If that is the case then should sue the ministry of education because it is the same ministry that started the arrangement ant LDC had to pick from their! May be they want to tell us that they thought it wrongly to have started the arrangement. Let them not even think about it, if they don't want to regret. We have all the evidence against them!

I support the online classes.

The e learning system should resume.

I support online studies

We should proceed with the program .all programs are now online due to the pandemic .it reduces the backlog and pave way for others to join the center

An institution like LDC with Judges, Advocates, lawyers, members of parliament, law society heads and law council board members is just crying foul and chickening out at Ministry of Education?

Online teaching based on LDC s workshop mode is actually better suited for an online approach, we are getting better services online than classroom attendance

Elearning is the most convenient mode of learning in order to mitigate the loss already caused by the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic. Education is a right!