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In a world characterized by rapid technological advancements, shifting cultural landscapes, environmental challenges, and increasing global interdependence, the role of education has evolved beyond the mere transfer of knowledge. One of the most pressing demands of the 21st century is the cultivation of values that help individuals navigate these changes ethically, responsibly, and compassionately. Teaching values is no longer a peripheral aspect of education; it is central to the holistic development of individuals and the sustenance of societies. The importance of teaching values is evident in every aspect of human life. They foster empathy, respect, honesty, and a sense of justice. These values are crucial not only for personal development but also for the well-being of communities. For instance, in multicultural societies, values like tolerance and mutual respect enable peaceful coexistence. In the workplace, values such as responsibility and teamwork contribute to productivity and positive relationships.