The Development of a Process for Transmitting the Pan Soi Craft in Mae Hong Son Province
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The purposes of this research were to: 1) find guidelines to develop products to generate income for the community, 2) develop a career plan for Pan Soi crafting through a research process, and 3) develop the career transmitting process; the Pan Soi occupation. The researcher proceeded according to the research methodology in 3 phases; Phases 1: finding guidelines to develop products to generate income for the community and assessing satisfaction with product development guidelines. Phases 2: develop a career plan for Pan Soi crafting through a research process. The feasibility of the plan was assessed by five experts. Phases 3: developing the process of transmitting the Pan Soi craft by conducting in-depth interviews with 30 Pan Soi artisans and crafts persons to assess the accuracy and suitability of the process. Research findings found that: 1. there were 3 guidelines to develop products to generate income for the community; 1) Pan Soi product design by applying local materials; 2) the combination of local wisdom between Pan Soi and other wisdom; and 3) the application of Pan Soi products should be contemporary, could be sold as appliance or souvenirs. The overall of satisfaction average was at the highest level. 2. The career development plan consisted of 6 components; 1) principles; 2) objectives; 3) operating procedures; 4) guidelines for Parn Soi occupation development; 5) career transmitting process; and 6) evaluation. The overall quality assessment of career transmitting process was at the highest level of possibility. 3. There were six stages of career transmitting “Pan Soi Process”; 1) preparing; 2) attitude; 3) new Ideas; 4) skills; 5) observations; and 6) innovative thinking. The overall quality assessment of career transmitting process was at the highest level of accuracy and suitability.
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