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from their ancestors and in  imparting them to the different institutions in the community, such as family and
        :eligion, 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 abilit)  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 appl) 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.
                   6.  Wisdom regarding traditional Thai healers: The ability to boost and protect public health
        in the community, by putting an emphasis on  health care autonomy for example through the use of medicinal
        herbs, traditional massages, etc.
                   7.  Wisdom regarding occupations: The ability to impart occupational knowledge promoting
        unique traditional  practices  in  local  crafts.  This can secure jobs  in  the  local  community  by  increasing the
        quality of the products and thus increasing their value.
                   8.  Wisdom regarding fine arts: The ability to materialize human creativity through painting,
        sculpting.  dancing,  composing  &  performing  music  and  arts,  audio  visual  art, composing,  and  local
        entertainment.





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