concept   knowledge transmission
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Middle Eastern cultures (1) • Pacific Islander cultures (1) • Inuit culture (1) • Latin American (1) • literate societies (1) • Australian Aboriginal cultures (1) • Western medicine (1) • traditional medicine in indigenous cultures (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 knowledge transmission Indigenous cultures In Indigenous cultures, knowledge transmission is primarily achieved through oral tradition, storytelling, and experiential learning. 10
2 knowledge transmission Middle Eastern cultures In Middle Eastern cultures, knowledge transmission involves passing down wisdom, expertise, and traditional knowledge through religious and historical texts. 4
3 knowledge transmission Pacific Islander cultures In Pacific Islander cultures, knowledge transmission is integrated with the environment and perpetuated through cultural traditions. 3
4 knowledge transmission Inuit culture Inuit culture passes down survival skills for living in harsh Arctic environments through observation and adaptation. 2
5 knowledge transmission Latin American In Latin American culture, knowledge is passed down through generations within families and communities through participatory activities. 2
6 knowledge transmission literate societies In literate societies, knowledge is transmitted through written texts, formal education, and digital media. 2
7 knowledge transmission Australian Aboriginal cultures Cultural knowledge in Australian Aboriginal cultures is transmitted through ceremonies and art forms. 1
8 knowledge transmission Western medicine Western medicine is formally taught in medical schools and universities to transmit knowledge. 1
9 knowledge transmission traditional medicine in indigenous cultures Traditional knowledge of medicine is transmitted orally and through experiential learning within indigenous communities. 1