The upbringing of young people is based on key principles: morality, respect, and responsibility. These values were highlighted as the main benchmarks in shaping students’ character.
At the Faculty of Primary and Technological Education of Kokand State University, an open dialogue and a spiritual-educational roundtable were held with participation from female students and teaching staff. The event was dedicated to the topic “A Girl’s Beauty Lies in Her Manners” and aimed at shaping the moral upbringing and ethical values of the younger generation.
The event was attended by the Rector’s Advisor on Women’s Affairs, Barnokhon Khasanova, who provided practical recommendations on girls’ upbringing and moral issues. Additionally, faculty professors, department staff, and students shared their opinions and suggestions.
During the roundtable, participants discussed girls’ manners, their role in the social environment, and responsibilities in education and personal life. Experts emphasized the importance of guiding the younger generation on the right moral path and fostering a sense of respect and responsibility in society.
Moreover, participants actively asked questions, and Barnokhon Khasanova provided detailed answers, offering recommendations that could be applied in the everyday lives of girls.
At the conclusion of the event, the faculty administration and specialists highlighted the necessity of regularly organizing such spiritual-educational meetings, stressing the importance of the moral and ethical development of young people.
This roundtable served as an important educational event, helping female students gain a deep understanding of ethics, moral values, and their role in society, while cultivating them as responsible and knowledgeable young individuals.
