THE IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY COMMUNICATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MORAL QUALITIES IN CHILDREN OF PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE
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family, communication, moral education, primary school age, parenting, child development, ethical values.Abstract
This article examines the role of family communication in shaping moral qualities in primary school-aged children. It analyzes how parent-child interactions influence the development of values such as honesty, empathy, responsibility, and respect. The study highlights the importance of open, consistent, and supportive communication in fostering ethical behavior and social competence. Practical recommendations for parents and educators are provided to enhance moral development through everyday family interactions.
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