Was ist der Unterschied zwischen 'It is also great for development cooperative skills ~' und 'it is also great for developing cooperative skills ~' ?Du kannst auch einfach Beispielsätze geben.

the first one reads as "[cooperative] development skills", i.e. the [cooperative] skills one has to stay developing

whereas the second one reads as "[developing] cooperative skills", i.e. the skills needed to work in a team [that are still being developed]

information in [ ] doesn't specify the skills, it rather describes it somehow...

using "development" makes it part of a compound word with a specific meaning because it is originally a noun (not an adjective), while "developing" is merely describing the other compound word because it is an adjective.

- paper wings (wings made of paper)
- [papery] wings (wings that look like paper)

- [yellow] paper wings
- [papery] yellow wings

for me the latter (developing cooperative skills) sounds more natural because of the word other :) but they're talking about different types of skills anyways!