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| Moral Education Essential For Combating Issues Like Drug Addiction And Corruption; Says PSAJK President | | 
Srinagar, September 04 (Scoop News)-The Private Schools Association of Jammu and Kashmir (PSAJK) Zone Dooru-Verinag successfully organized a one-day inter-school conference at the historic Mughal Garden in Verinag. The conference, themed "The Importance of Moral Education in Schools," gathered distinguished guests, educators, students, and civil society members for a day of insightful discussions on the crucial role of moral education in the school curriculum.
The event was graced by G. N. Var, President of PSAJK, who was as the Chief Guest, and Mohammed Syed Wani, District President of PSAJK Anantnag, as the Guest of Honour. Other notable guests included Shah Gulzar, Chief Organizer of PSAJK; Javid Ahmad Khan, Chairman of the Dooru Citizens Forum; and Ghulam Nabi Ganai from Civil Society Verinag. Numerous schools participated, with students and teachers contributing to the vibrant discussions.
Students delivered compelling presentations, emphasizing the responsibilities of schools in today’s challenging times. "Being part of this conference has inspired us to reflect on our responsibilities not just as students but as future citizens. We are grateful for the platform provided to share our thoughts on the significance of moral education," they remarked.
In his address, PSAJK President G. N Var emphasized the critical role of schools in shaping the moral and ethical values of students, urging educators to prioritize this aspect of education. "Moral education is the cornerstone of a strong and just society. Schools must take up the mantle of instilling these values in our children, ensuring they grow into responsible and ethical citizens. This conference has highlighted the urgency of this mission," Var stated.
He further noted, "In today’s digital era, where information is abundant but discernment is crucial, the need for moral education has never been more pressing. The proliferation of technology and social media presents both opportunities and challenges. As we navigate these changes, it is imperative that we equip our students not only with academic knowledge but also with the ethical framework to use it wisely."
Var also highlighted the necessity of comprehensive teacher training to ensure the effective delivery of moral education. "Teachers are the cornerstone of quality education. For moral education to be impactful, our educators need continuous training and support to integrate these values into their teaching methodologies. This is essential for addressing pressing issues such as drug addiction among the younger generation and widespread corruption."
He emphasized, "Schools play a pivotal role in character building. It is within these walls that students learn the values of integrity, empathy, and responsibility. As we work to enhance moral education, our goal is to foster a generation that contributes positively to society, growing into mature and conscientious citizens, officers, and professionals."
Var concluded with a call to action, saying, "We must collectively strive to strengthen our efforts in providing moral education. By doing so, we will help shape a better society where values are not just taught but lived. Together, we can produce individuals who are not only successful but also principled and compassionate."
Mohammed Syed Wani, District President of PSAJK Anantnag, remarked, "Our schools are not just institutions for academic learning but also sanctuaries where the future leaders of our society are nurtured. Moral education must be at the heart of our educational endeavors."
Shah Gulzar, Chief Organizer of PSAJK, added, "Moral education is not just an academic subject; it is the foundation upon which we build our lives. Today's conference has shown that we are all united in our commitment to this cause."
Javid Ahmad Khan, Chairman of the Dooru Citizens Forum, emphasized, "The involvement of civil society in promoting moral education is crucial. Schools, along with the community, must work together to create an environment where ethical values are nurtured and celebrated."
Ghulam Nabi Ganai from Civil Society Verinag commented, "The importance of moral education lies in teaching our students to lead lives of integrity and purpose. Today's conference is a step towards reinforcing this commitment."
Teachers also shared their thoughts: "Our role as educators goes beyond academics. We are entrusted with the task of shaping the character of our students. This conference has reaffirmed our dedication to integrating moral values into our teaching."
At the conclusion of the event, certificates of appreciation were distributed to the participating students in recognition of their extraordinary presentations and speeches.
Mohammed Altaf Khan, Zonal President of PSAJK Dooru-Verinag, expressed his gratitude, saying, "I extend my heartfelt thanks to all the participants, our esteemed guests, and the dedicated students and teachers who made this conference a success. Your contributions have made today's event a milestone in our ongoing efforts to prioritize moral education in our schools."
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