“…Research results in the local literature yielded similar findings regarding basic education (Karadağ et al, 2020;Alkalay et al, 2021;Çelik et al, 2021;Eryılmaz Ballı & Dönmez Yapucuoğlu, 2021;Hallaçlı & Gül, 2021;Sözer & Işıker, 2021;Yiğit et al, 2021;Zayimoğlu Öztürk, 2021Jusufbasic & Kenan, 2022Atalay et al, 2022;Kardeş & Akman, 2022;Özoruç & Sığırtmaç, 2022) and higher education (Şahin & Çelik 2020;Bimay, 2021;Kaya & Şahin, 2021;Levent et al, 2021;Yıldız & Karagöl, 2022). Pre-service and in-service training for teachers, psychological support, and Turkish language courses for refugee students, and informing all stakeholders were determined to be the common suggestions (Amaç & Yaşar, 2018). On the other hand, a certain level of hesitation has been experienced by the local people about living with asylum seekers, despite the common public opinion on humanitarian aid (Önür & Onur, 2021;Yılmaz & Günay, 2022).…”