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Values are a reflection of one's journey through life and influence how one thinks, acts, and makes decisions. Positive values like responsibility, respect, and care for others can help people develop to their full potential and bring benefit to society. Integrating strong moral values across all subjects in school can help form future generations into God-fearing, trustworthy, and responsible citizens. With good parenting and community support in nurturing values, children can be guided to minimize crimes and uphold their faith, becoming models for living well.
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