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Leisure education is a structured educational process that helps individuals develop the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and decision-making capacities needed to use free time in personally meaningful, socially responsible, and health-supportive ways [1][2][3][4]. It includes learning about leisure awareness, self-determination, activity options, social interaction, and the practical planning and management of leisure participation [1][2]. Leisure education is characterized by intentional instruction rather than incidental recreation, and it is commonly implemented through guided reflection, skill-building activities, and community resource use [2][3][4]. In educational and therapeutic contexts, the term refers to planned interventions that strengthen leisure competence and autonomy, rather than general entertainment or unstructured free-time activity [1][2][3][4].