Children are not only future citizens but also active contributors to societal growth, making their development a critical area of focus for any nation. A child’s ability to solve problems—whether academic, social, or personal— plays a foundational role in their journey to becoming resilient, adaptable adults. Problem-solving skills, which develop significantly during adolescence, equip individuals to navigate complexities in a fast-paced world and foster lifelong abilities for critical thinking, emotional regulation, and effective decision-making. This paper examines the crucial role of problem-solving in child development, exploring its theoretical foundations, cognitive impact, emotional benefits, and the influence of family, culture, and technology on these skills.
Dr. Triza Janifer Toppo (Thu,) studied this question.