APPLICATION OF MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTS IN FAMILY VALUES EDUCATION FOR ETHNIC MINORITY YOUTH IN GIA LAI PROVINCE AT PRESENT
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https://doi.org/10.18173/2354-1075.2025-0096Keywords:
family values education, education for ethnic minority youth, multimedia products in education, community educationAbstract
The education of family values for ethnic minority youth is a community education content with the main subject being the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union, implementing the “Vietnam Family Development Strategy by 2030” set by the Prime Minister. Gia Lai, a mountainous province in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, has 53% of its youth belonging to ethnic minorities, who carry unique family cultural traits. Issues such as child marriage, domestic violence, demands during marriage, and many other negative phenomena still persist. According to the Government's Report by the end of 2024, Gia Lai province had 392 child marriage couples (of which nearly 97% were ethnic minorities), 02 incestuous marriage couples, and 08 cases of domestic violence. Therefore, using the method of analyzing and summarizing experience and the questionnaire survey method, the authors analyzed the current situation, as a basis for proposing measures to select, design, organize and implement the application of multimedia products in family values education in the research area. Through these measures, the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union at all levels can better implement family values education for ethnic minority youth. As a result, it helps ethnic minority youth enhance their awareness of the beautiful values of Vietnamese families and form habits and moral standards in family interactions. At the same time, it helps ethnic minority youth become responsible for building and developing Vietnamese family values in the new context.
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