Contributor,
Manisha Tiwari
M Lib & I Sc./ Librarian
VIBGYOR High
Manisha Tiwari
M Lib & I Sc./ Librarian
VIBGYOR High
“Value education is not just about imparting knowledge, but about shaping character and creating responsible citizens.” – Kailash Satyarthi
Value education plays a vital role in shaping the character, behavior and moral framework of children. It helps them grow into responsible, compassionate and well- rounded individuals, who can contribute to society. In today’s fast-paced and technology driven world, instilling strong ethical value is more critical than ever.
Importance: Value education is important for Character building, values like honesty, empathy, respect and responsibility, that help build a strong moral foundation, shaping children into ethical individuals. Social harmony fosters respect for others beliefs, encouraging tolerance and peaceful coexistence in a diverse society. Decision making skills, a strong value system guides children to make ethical decisions during challenging situations. Personal growth, perseverance, discipline and self-respect promote personal and professional growth. Civic responsibility, it creates awareness of social and environmental responsibilities.
“Action often speaks louder than words” To inculcate moral values in children is the responsibility of elders by creating a positive, honest and respectful home environment as it reinforces the importance of values. Discuss moral dilemmas and ethical issues to help children understand right and wrong. Teach respect for different cultures, beliefs and perspectives to promote equality and tolerance.
Moreover, in school, children are members of a small society that exerts a tremendous influence on their moral development. Teachers serve as role models to students in school. The children are taught basic morals and values in school. They are taught by emphasizing the idea through many activities, stories and tales, which will encourage them to engage in more helping behaviors. The school is a place to learn appreciating the children for developing prosocial behavior, especially for any specific action they have done to help others.
Above all, the most important need is to inculcate the core values such as truth, righteousness, peace, love and non-violence among the people to make them good human beings in true sense.
Value education plays a vital role in shaping the character, behavior and moral framework of children. It helps them grow into responsible, compassionate and well- rounded individuals, who can contribute to society. In today’s fast-paced and technology driven world, instilling strong ethical value is more critical than ever.
Importance: Value education is important for Character building, values like honesty, empathy, respect and responsibility, that help build a strong moral foundation, shaping children into ethical individuals. Social harmony fosters respect for others beliefs, encouraging tolerance and peaceful coexistence in a diverse society. Decision making skills, a strong value system guides children to make ethical decisions during challenging situations. Personal growth, perseverance, discipline and self-respect promote personal and professional growth. Civic responsibility, it creates awareness of social and environmental responsibilities.
“Action often speaks louder than words” To inculcate moral values in children is the responsibility of elders by creating a positive, honest and respectful home environment as it reinforces the importance of values. Discuss moral dilemmas and ethical issues to help children understand right and wrong. Teach respect for different cultures, beliefs and perspectives to promote equality and tolerance.
Moreover, in school, children are members of a small society that exerts a tremendous influence on their moral development. Teachers serve as role models to students in school. The children are taught basic morals and values in school. They are taught by emphasizing the idea through many activities, stories and tales, which will encourage them to engage in more helping behaviors. The school is a place to learn appreciating the children for developing prosocial behavior, especially for any specific action they have done to help others.
Above all, the most important need is to inculcate the core values such as truth, righteousness, peace, love and non-violence among the people to make them good human beings in true sense.
