NAME:POQUITA,YHENETH MAE R.

SECTION :BSA 1-B

Activity 1
1. Quotations on Morality
The following are quotations on morality. Read all of them and pick one that appeals to you the most. In a short paragraph, explain your
ideas or interpretation of the quotation.
"Family and moral values are so central to everything that I am”
Marian Wright Edelman
A child's sense of self-worth and security can thrive when they are in an atmosphere that is encouraging and
filled with adults who are helpful. Having a family is not only a fantastic opportunity to experience the joy of
giving and receiving love, but it is also a beautiful way to make a long-term commitment to someone we care
about. The feeling of affection is the reward that is the most valuable. Even if the child has no notion what is
best for them, some adults will allow their children make their own decisions. This is despite the fact that
the child has no idea what is best for them. It is becoming increasingly common for moral values to be
defined in terms that are broader than the concept of the family unit itself. Whether or whether a person
was brought up in a religious household, having a secure and loving home life is one of the most important
factors in determining a person's level of self-assurance in their ability to act morally. They have a more
discriminating sense of who they choose to be friends with and are more resistant to the damaging impacts
of their peers' influence. The key to success is to make people care about you by showing that you are
interested in them. People who have been brought up in a household in which everyone knows one other
and cares for one another profoundly are more likely to become decent adults. If, on the other hand, you
were brought up in a family where you were mistreated, ignored, or where your parents were seen as being
overly controlling, there is a more continuous pattern for you to pick a path that does not have a strong link
to either your safety or your happiness. The home is the first and most significant place for the child to
learn throughout their lifetime.