We suggest a complementary remodeling of pedagogical tools, therefore, to maximize the students’ use of technology in their learning, to better equip our law students with the adaptive skills to prepare them not only for a digitized Bar Examinations, but the digital world that they will practice law in.
Just recently, National Inter-Agency Task Force chief implementer Secretary Carlito Galvez announced that government is preparing what it calls an endgame plan in preparation for the transition from a pandemic to an endemic state once the country achieves its desired rate of vaccination against COVID-19.
Legal Education Board The country’s public and private law schools are allowed to hold face-to-face classes except those located in areas under COVID-19 Alert Levels 4 and 5. In an announcement, the Legal Education Board (LEB) said there is no need for an application to implement face-to-face c
Chief Justice Alexander G. Gesmundo Chief Justice Alexander G. Gesmundo rallied the educators in 129 law schools in the county “to revolutionize legal education” to “develop a generation of highly competent and proficient – and even more important – ethical and service-oriented lawyers.” He tol
Supreme Court (File photo) MANILA - The Supreme Court (SC) disposed of a record number of cases this year more than the new cases filed for a clearance rate of 110 percent, according to data provided by the Office of the Clerk of Court En Banc and the Divisions Clerk on Tuesday. There were 3,603 new cases and one reinstatement filed, but the SC managed to resolve 3,975 cases, including those from the backlog. The SC also resolved 1,176 administrative cases and bar matters cases out of 1,116 new cases for a 105-percent clearance rate. SC's clearance rate last year was at 95 percent. "The 110-percent clearance rate posted by the SC for 2021 comes as a ray of light in a year that has been marred with work suspensions, limited movement, and restrictions due to the pandemic, and speaks volumes of the Court's strength in staying true to its commitment of service to the nation and its people," Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo said in a statement. When he assumed his post