III. In the following instances, what are the values that helped? 1. Jagan's mother got angry with him for something he did not do. He waited for her to complete what she said, and then he explained that he did not do it. His mother calmed down and appreciated his attitude. 2. Raghu was known to be an unkind boy. He was not the type to listen to good advice also. One day, he was pelting stones on a stray dog. Gita saw him and told him not to do it. She did not criticise Raghu. She just shifted his attention by talking about an interesting movie, and led him away from the place even while chatting with him. En 3. Jane and Latha were the top two students in the class. Jane got more marks than Latha in a class test. Latha was upset. Jane found her sulking in a corner at the end of the school day. She knew what was troubling Latha. She told her, Could we start joint studies from today? In this way, you can teach me what you are good at, and I can teach you what I am good at' Latha's spirits lifted and they walked away together. 4. Hamid was a friendly boy. He was also an all-rounder who was admired by all the students. Vijay was also nice but very quiet by nature. Some of the stud nts used to make fun of Vijay. Hamid began sitting with Vijay and made him a close friend. The students stopped teasing Vijay because now he was the best friend of the class topper. 5. Everyone in the class was making noise as the teacher was busy in a special meeting. Sheila, the class pupil leader had to make the class less noisy. At the same time, she did not want to give too much advice and irritate anyone. So she suggested an interesting word game and explained the rules to the class. Soon everyone was having fun and the class was busy and organised.​