Volume : 9, Issue : 8, AUG 2023

RECONSTRUCTING SOCIETY THROUGH VALUE EDUCATION

TOUSEEF MALIK

Abstract

The human race must have started from unsocial and moved towards social. Where in the beginning he was fighting for his own physical needs, in the shadow of socialism, he learned to fight for himself and his loved ones. And society would have done this work of developing basic values within him, which makes it capable of establishing Harmony among the people of the society, But in the current scenario, with the progress of science and the advent of technology, have distanced him from society since he has learned values from the society, therefore due to being away from the society, he is moving away from the values as well. This paper examines the relevant literature and secondary information gathered from various websites, journals, news outlets, and reference books related to the values, the role of education in instilling values in society, and the transformation of individual beings into social beings through values.

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