THE EDUCATORS’ VERSUS PARENTS’ ROLES IN PROMOTING THE MORAL VALUES OF CHILDREN

  • Mamadalieva D
  • Kalygulova S
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Relevance. The significance of the article is in tackling the current societal worries about raising and nurturing children's moral growth. In a time of fast societal transformations and changing family dynamics, recognizing the essential roles that educators and parents play in molding children's moral principles is vital. This article offers relevant perspectives and useful advice to support parents and educators in instilling moral values in children, ultimately aiding in the development of a more ethical and peaceful society. In today's rapidly changing and interconnected society, it is crucial to instill strong moral values in children. This article emphasizes the importance of collaboration between educators and parents in this endeavor. By highlighting the need for partnership and providing practical strategies, the article aims to empower stakeholders with the skills and understanding needed to effectively navigate the challenges of moral education. As societal norms evolve, discussions like these are essential for promoting the overall development of children in today's world.

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Mamadalieva, D., & Kalygulova, S. (2024). THE EDUCATORS’ VERSUS PARENTS’ ROLES IN PROMOTING THE MORAL VALUES OF CHILDREN. Bulletin of Osh State University, (2), 437–446. https://doi.org/10.52754/16948610_2024_2_43

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