Problem-solving activities are tasks designed to enhance critical thinking and analytical skills. These activities often involve identifying a challenge, brainstorming potential solutions, and evaluating the effectiveness of those solutions. They can take various forms, such as puzzles, group discussions, or real-life scenarios, and are commonly used in educational settings to promote collaborative learning. Incorporating games, case studies, or role-playing exercises can make problem-solving activities more engaging. Participants learn to approach problems systematically, consider different perspectives, and develop creative solutions. These skills are valuable not only in academic environments but also in everyday life and professional situations.