Analyze the evolving interplay between family structures,

• Highlight the importance of family, community, and formal education in ethical development.
• Show awareness of Arunachal Pradesh’s unique tribal diversity.
• Analyze the impact of modernization and external influences.
• Evaluate current value inculcation strategies.
• Suggest innovative reforms respecting tradition and preparing for globalization.
• Address ethical conduct and civic responsibility specifically.

• Socialization: The process of learning norms and values.
• Cultural transmission: Passing down traditions and beliefs.
• Modernization: Societal transformation due to technology and global interaction.
• Ethical conduct: Moral principles guiding behavior.
• Civic responsibility: Duties and obligations of citizens.
• Value inculcation: Instilling values through various means.

Current strategies, such as incorporating tribal languages and cultural elements into the curriculum, are commendable but often insufficient. These need to move beyond mere symbolic representation to a deeper engagement with the philosophical underpinnings of tribal ethics. The efficacy is further hampered by a lack of trained educators equipped to bridge the gap between traditional and modern value systems. Moreover, the education system often prioritizes academic achievement over character development, neglecting the holistic formation of ethical citizens.