Problem-solving is a key part of our everyday lives. From handling social conflicts to managing disruptions to daily routines, students are bound to face challenges that require flexible thinking, making and evaluating decisions, and emotional regulation. When problem-solving skills are underdeveloped, it can impact a child’s success in the classroom, relationships with peers, and ability to function independently. Because of the strong connection between language and reason

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