Author(s): Mary Chris Austria, Geena Baltazar Hipolito

Abstract: The values instilled in students by their families in various domains of life (e.g. moral, social) are critical since they will influence their contribution as community members.The study examined students' moral, political, recreational, religious, and social values. Additionally, the survey examined students' attitudes toward family work.This study surveyed 125 business administration students (composed of 42 male and 83 female) of Nueva Ecija University of Science Technology.The present study examines the family values among students. Family moral values were the most important value that a family can teach and practice to their children. Aside from the morals, family also gives importance to social, work, religious, recreational, and political values, respectively. Many families do not have a formal definition of their basic values. Students' personal values and morals are shaped by their family values, which helps determine who they are and how they navigate society. When parents demonstrate the importance of family values, their children are given the framework and boundaries they need to discover their own place within those values and morals. Modify those ideals as the students grow older in order to make them distinctive as they evolve and develop into values-driven adults. Students learn to express themselves, grow from their mistakes, problem-solve, and develop all of the abilities and skills that enable them become effective members of the community through values-based family life.

Keywords: Family Values, Work Value, Moral Value, Social Value, Political Value.

DOI: 10.22161/ijels.3.5.37