Question

In writing, in about 120 words, comment on the statement: “The home is the chief school of human virtues"​

Answer 1

Human virtues are not necessarily something we are born with. We achieve them, we grow them until they define us. Our very start in  life happens early in our existence, ever since we can remember. It happens at home, where we are surrounded by family members. Gradually, our temper begins to resemble those who are around us. For instance, if the mother is kind and tolerant, we will find those traits in ourselves later on, when needed. These are just two virtues, but everything leaves a mark on us when we are kids, our personality is then at the highest level of maleability.  

This is why we cannot be wrong by saying that home is the chief school for human virtue. It shapes out the human being we are heading to become tomorrow.

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