The goal of educators is to help students form an appropriate value system during their growth. The value system is a set of beliefs, concepts and norms that guide us to make decisions and behaviors in life. These values will affect our view of things, our attitude towards ourselves and others, and the way we behave.

Encourage students to think and ask questions.

Educators encourage students to think and ask questions, and help them explore and understand different viewpoints and ideas. For example, if students encounter moral confusion, educators may guide them to think about different moral concepts and let them know the influence and consequences of each concept.

Be a role model for students

Educators can help students form an appropriate value system through the power of example. They can be role models for students and show positive values and behaviors. By observing and imitating the behavior of educators, students can learn how to be a moral and responsible person.

Provide courses and activities

Educators can also provide courses and activities aimed at cultivating students' moral awareness and quality. These courses can teach students how to respect others, care about the community, resolve conflicts and make correct choices. Through these activities, students can gradually form their own value system.