“…Studies on out-of-school mathematics education have focused on a variety of topics such as describing informal learning in mathematics education (Nemirovsky et al, 2017;Pattison et al, 2017), discussing the potential strengths and limitations of informal mathematics education (Pattison et al, 2017), connecting ways of in and out-of-school learning (Kelton, 2021), examining the educator's role in supporting mathematics learning (Pattison et al, 2017), exploring visitor experiences (Cooper;2011;Gyllenhaal, 2006), the nature of mathematical thinking and learning in certain contexts of out-of-school education (Kus & Cakiroglu, 2022;Nemirovsky et al, 2013;Nemirovsky, 2018), political and aesthetic dimensions of mathematics museums (Kelton & Nemirovsky, 2022); the ways of using materials in museums (Pattison, Ewing, & Frey, 2012), embodied interactions to make sense of a mathematical exhibition (Kelton & Ma, 2020). In the Turkish education context, most studies have been conducted in the field of science education (e.g., Çiğdemoğlu et al, 2019;Ertaş-Kılıç & Şen, 2014;Şen et al, 2021). There are very few studies in the field of mathematics education.…”