FORMATION OF SPIRITUAL AND MORAL OUTLOOK OF TEENAGE GIRLS BASED ON READING
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Teenage girls, Spirituality, Morality, Worldview, Reading, Literature, Positive role models.Abstract
This article discusses the role of reading in the formation of the spiritual and moral worldview of teenage girls. The authors explore the ways in which exposure to different perspectives, positive role models, ethical dilemmas, and opportunities for reflection can contribute to the development of their values and beliefs. The article includes a literature analysis of previous research and studies on the topic, as well as recommendations for books that may be particularly helpful for teenage girls in this process. The authors conclude that reading can be a valuable tool in the formation of the spiritual and moral worldview of teenage girls, but caution that it is not a substitute for other forms of support and guidance, such as therapy or counseling. Overall, this article provides insights into how parents, educators, and other caregivers can use reading to promote the growth and development of teenage girls.
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