
Out-of-School Learning – a information process that appeals to children’s personal interests, inclinations, and abilities, supporting their personal development, self-actualization, and cultural adaptation; this learning process goes beyond the standards of general education.Typically, the term “out-of-school learning for children” is used, according to UNESCO’s terminology, to define an educational field chosen voluntarily by the child (or with parental assistance) that aligns with their needs
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Oksana Gülünay

Divergent thinking is a cognitive process that enables individuals to generate original and varied solutions to a problem or topic beyond conventional approaches. This mode of thinking allows individuals to evaluate multiple possibilities, develop unconventional strategies, and think multidimensionally. The goal of divergent thinking is not to arrive at a single correct answer but to produce a wide range of possible responses or alternative solutions.This concept was developed in the mid-20th ce
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Esra Can