Value transaction refers to the systematic process of transmitting, sharing, and internalizing values through planned educational experiences and meaningful interactions. It is not confined to classroom instruction but involves the total environment in which learners live and learn. The objective of value transaction is to help learners understand, appreciate, practice, and integrate values into their daily lives. Effective value transaction requires appropriate methods and techniques that actively engage learners and encourage reflection, participation, and application. One of the most effective methods is the discussion method. In this approach, students participate in guided discussions on moral, ethical, and social issues. They are encouraged to express opinions, listen to different viewpoints, analyze situations, and develop reasoned judgments. Discussions promote critical thinking, tolerance, empathy, and respect for diversity while helping learners understand the practical significance of values. Storytelling is another powerful technique for value transaction. Stories from history, literature, biographies, folklore, and everyday life illustrate moral principles in an interesting and memorable way. Inspirational stories about honesty, courage, kindness, compassion, and perseverance create emotional involvement and motivate learners to adopt positive values. Teachers can encourage students to analyze the characters and