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fomenos
3 years ago
5

Write a letter to your headmaster discussion reasons why the schools should instil on moral lessons into the students

English
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saw5 [17]3 years ago
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Dear Director Mcclean.

I believe that you, like me, recognize the responsibility of schools in training not only academic, but also moral, civic and ethical, which is so important for the current society to which we are inserted.

For this reason, I would like to suggest the implementation of classes that stipulate ethical lessons for students, to train their training based on these values. This type of lesson will bring many benefits to students and the community in the long run. This is because these lessons will teach and train students' critical sense in social and philosophical issues that will allow them to easily promote benefits in their lives, professions and environments. Moral lessons teach students to discern, reason, interpret, debate and resolve. These elements are extremely important for a successful life and efficient and productive choices.

I await your response on this suggestion and I am available to talk more about it.

Thankful,

Mary Noah.

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