Developing abstract thinking skills in childhood helps them cope with the challenges they will encounter in both academic and personal life. Abstract thinking allows children to be more flexible and adaptive, which is critical for them to succeed in our rapidly changing world.
Abstract thinking is not only mathematical and scientific in children. It not only improves skills, but also enables them to be more successful in creative fields such as art and music. This skill increases children's abilities to solve complex problems, make connections between various information and produce new solutions. Additionally, abstract thinking contributes to the development of children's social skills because it supports the ability to empathize and understand others' perspectives.
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