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The role of ethical philosophy and education in shaping ethical values in youth

The role of ethical philosophy and education in shaping ethical values in youth

  • Aliyeva Shoira Ruzibanovna
    Acting Associate Professor, Department of History and Social Sciences, University of Applied Sciences, Uzbekistan
Youth ethical values ethical philosophy

Shaping ethical values in youth is not only the responsibility of the education system or family, but also an essential component of public and communal culture. Ethical values are the rules, norms, and principles necessary for living in society. Ethical philosophy and education guide youth in making ethical decisions in life, choosing the right path in communication with others, and feeling their responsibilities. This article discusses in detail the role of ethical philosophy and education in nurturing youth and the importance of shaping ethical values.  

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