The Development of Knowledge Management Model for Local Wisdom of the Elderly School in the Province of Phetchabun

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Nattawat Zangphukieo

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The purposes of this research were: 1) to study knowledge management of local wisdom of the elderly school in Phetchabun province; 2) to develop the knowledge management model of local wisdom of the elderly school in Phetchabun province; 3) to present knowledge management of local wisdom of the elderly school in Phetchabun province, number of 134 people by the quantitative method of selection.
The result of the research shows that: respondents about the development of knowledge management model for local wisdom of the elderly schools in Phetchabun Province in general, it is at a medium level. When considered in each aspect, it was found that the opinions of the respondents regarding the development of knowledge management model for local wisdom of the elderly schools in Phetchabun province at the very level of agreeing in amount of 1 aspec Is management in the level of agreeing with the level of 6 aspects, namely the process of knowledge management leadership the opportunity of learning the networking aspect of work technology and the supervision of the government.

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