The best way a teacher can inculcate good values among students is by

Values are best inculcated by the ideal behaviour of the teachers themselves, whom students imitate.

Children absorb values more from what teachers do than from what they are merely told to do.

Storytelling can convey a moral but remains verbal and may not translate into lived conduct.

Developing a sense of discipline enforces order yet does not by itself instill inner values.

Taking parents into confidence helps the home role but is not the teacher's most direct means in class.

This rests on Bandura's social learning theory, where behaviour is acquired by observing and modelling others.