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Passing  on  knowledge  or  teaching:  means  to  display  knowledge  and  provide
      understanding through telling stories as for example on how to distinguish good from evil.
                 Local  Wisdom  Even  now  nobody  can  really  give  a  clear  definition,  but  they  can

      understand:  the  general  meaning,  encompassing  the  early  experiences  and  the  knowledge  that
      the  local  people  have  inherited  from  their  ancestors  and  in  imparting  them  to  the  different
      institutions in the community, such as family and religion, political, financial and social institutions.
      In addition, the Department of Non-Formal Education links the word "Folk Wisdom" to the thought

      processes of experienced local  people. This acquisition of  knowledge has  been obtained  through
      their career and their work experience, and by way of different natural and traditional surroundings.
      These achievements are specifically related to adopted traditional techniques. The Social Research

      Center has defined this ability to know how-to-do things in two ways: the abstract theory putting the
      tools to methodic use into a concrete step by step practical application. The culture and ways of life
      for various communities are shaped by their relationship with its environment and the local needs.
      These include manpower in their natural surroundings and their dependency  on human and natural
      resources as well as the local wild life. In such a way applying the Thai culture and its train of thoughts

      in their lives and by using the local resources, more jobs and opportunities will be provided for the
      community. An example would be to use a local expanse of land for the local community to farm on,
      or to make clay and wooden handicrafts from local resources.

                 Local Wisdom or Popular Wisdom
                 The basic local knowledge collected from others or acquired individually

      The Different Kinds of Folk Wisdom
                 The folk wisdoms are classified into eight parts, as follow:

                 1. Wisdom regarding food:  the ability to select, create, modify and favor the ancient
      ways while making food products.
                 2. Wisdom  regarding  clothing:  the ability  to conserve  and create local clothing and
      accessories with ethnic identities.

                 3. Wisdom  regarding  housing  and  architecture:  the  ability  to  promote,  preserve,
      restore, and develop houses and buildings in order to assert how valuable the local architecture is.
                 4. Wisdom  regarding  religion  and  tradition:  the  ability  to  apply  local  beliefs  and

      knowledge for useful purposes. The local  traditions  benefit  the community, an  example would be
      during local religious holidays and festivals pondering on the beauty of various aspects of the culture
      and how it affects the ways of life.
                 5. Wisdom regarding language and literary work: The continued practice of the local
      dialect in various communities helps to preserve the native charm and ascertains it will continue being

      used by future generations. The local dialects can be best preserved through literature, being used in
      school, as well as being promoted in everyday activities.







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