any 10 moral values
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Honesty: ...
Hard Work: ...
Respect For Others: ...
Co-operation: ...
Compassion: ...
Forgiveness:
1. Unconditional Love and Kindness:
In most cases, if you love someone, he or she will love you back in return. This, however, is not the real meaning of love. Love should be unconditional. With more love in the world, kindness will follow and replace cruelty.
2. Honesty:
Students must be taught that dishonesty and cheating is wrong, and will get you nowhere in the future. As a student, one is only hurting himself or herself by cheating, because this action will eventually catch up to you in the end with bad consequences.
3. Hard Work:
When I was young, I learned that success was one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration. Nowadays, so many students want to cheat and cut corners in their studies because they are lazy and don't place any value on hard word. This thinking must change.
4. Respect For Others:
Unfortunately, in our highly competitive dog eat dog society, many people will trod on others to get ahead in life. Respect for others should include respecting different religions, races, sexes, ideas, and life styles.
5. Co-operation:
To achieve a common goal, it is necessary for all people to work together. If this is not done, a few people may profit, but the end result for everyone will be a failure. I still believe in the motto, "united we stand and divided we fall."
6. Compassion:
Compassion is defined as being sensitive to the needs of people. If there were more compassion in the world, there would be less homeless, hunger, wars, and unhappiness.
7. Forgiveness:
Jesus Christ taught us to forgive our enemies or people who hurt us. Anger in most cases is caused by an unwillingness to forgive. There would be less violence and fighting in school if students could learn this moral virtue.I taught English in a Catholic school in Thailand for more than six years, and learning moral values was built into all of our lessons. Actually, ten percent of the students' grades was based on how well they practiced moral values inside and outside the classroom. This would be an excellent policy for other schools to adopt.
8. Empathy - Compassionately try to understand differing points of view and communicate effectively with your audience.
9.Integrity - Stick with your principles regardless of the situation and apply what you do know.
10. Discipline - Focus on the task at hand without getting distracted.
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