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The document provides information about the International Creative Problem-Solving Program called Odyssey of the Mind. It is a competition that develops students' divergent thinking and creativity skills through solving open-ended problems. Teams work on long-term problems from November to March and present their solutions at a competition. The program aims to teach important life skills like teamwork, communication, and risk-taking through a fun and learning process.
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