Moral Values : The principles of good and evil.
Moral values are the principles of good and evil, which shows a person’s behavior and judgments. A person may embrace moral values from society and government, religion, or self. They are derived from the family as well. Moral values can be adjusted to some extent if they become a cause of pressure. Teens these days are more inclined towards seeking happiness rather than esteeming moral values. This may be attributed to the growing influence of western culture.
A person without good values is considered to hold a disagreeable character, and the society will start judging the person according to his/her behavior. The competitive world of ours has made every person kill his/her moral Value for their development and growth. Such mean and unethical activities like dishonesty, telling lies for your benefit, hurting others, and even many worse things should be avoided.
Our society is filled with immoral people who find every scope to deceive others through their activities. The young ones acquire more things by observing their elders, and they mimic the same way their elders behave. It is the duty of elders like parents, teachers, etc., to grow the future generation with more moral values sowed in them by improving their behavior.
The goal of including moral values into education is to ensure that, upon graduation, students have the awareness and skills required to work and be a part of a safe, peaceful, and cooperative society.
