IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MORAL EDUCATION IN YOUNG PEOPLE TODAY

Khudaynazarova Zulayho Sohibnazarovna

doi:10.5281/zenodo.8428288

Khudaynazarova Zulayho Sohibnazarovna

Abstract. This article discusses strategies to enhance the effectiveness of moral education in young people by incorporating critical thinking, digital literacy, real-life experiences, and positive role models. It emphasizes the importance of adapting traditional moral values to the challenges of the digital age, ensuring that young individuals are equipped with the skills and values necessary to navigate a rapidly changing world.

Keywords: moral education, critical thinking, digital literacy, real-life experiences, positive role models, empathy, integrity, young people, education, societal values

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