Family Disintegration between Education and Ethics: Causes and Proposed Solutions

Abstract

This study examines family disintegration as a multidimensional social and educational issue by analyzing its educational and ethical roots and their impact on societal stability. Using a descriptive-analytical approach, it draws on theoretical and empirical studies exploring the role of education and moral values in preserving family cohesion. Findings indicate that poor parenting practices, lack of family dialogue, declining ethical values, and the negative impact of technology are key drivers of family disintegration. The study proposes solutions such as fostering dialogue within families, instilling responsibility, and reinforcing the roles of educational and religious institutions to prevent this phenomenon.