Throughout the renaissance, values such as education, religion, and obedience to god were:

I belive the answer is maintained
Even though  Many scientific movements started to arise during the Renaissance period, most European families that lived in this period still give their children deep education in religion. The tradition is carried out even until today (more than 70% of European population are Christian)

Provers 31 is about the many qualities of a capable wife. Among other things, she is a hard worker and makes things for her family- food, clothing- and even sells homemade undergarments and belts because she is- I wouldn't say entrepreneurial, but crafty and diligent and wise. "The bread of laziness she does not eat." She's not lazy. She works and provides raiment for her family, and sells a surplus at the market. And she's not doing it to amass wealth, but only to apply herself and take care of her family. Hope that helps.