THE IMPORTANCE OF KARAKALPAK FOLK TRADITIONS IN FORMING THE MORAL EDUCATION OF STUDENTS

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Turebaeva Feruza Sultan kizi

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This article examines the vital role of Karakalpak folk traditions in shaping the moral education of students. It analyzes how proverbs, epic narratives, oral poetry, customs, and ritual practices transmit values such as honesty, respect, responsibility, and compassion. By integrating these traditional elements into modern educational processes, teachers can create a culturally grounded and ethically enriched learning environment. The study emphasizes both the relevance and the adaptability of Karakalpak traditions in building students’ moral consciousness in today’s diverse and globalized world.


 

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