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The document describes how different pedagogical approaches - Behaviorist, Constructivist, Cognitivist, Pragmatist, and Multiple Intelligences - might shape an assignment for students to create a PowerPoint presentation on volcanoes. For example, a Behaviorist approach may involve teacher-led instruction, worksheets, and rewards. A Constructivist approach focuses on student research and project-based learning. A Cognitivist approach emphasizes intensive study, analysis, and speculation. A Pragmatist approach looks at practical applications like disaster preparedness. A Multiple Intelligences approach incorporates various mediums to engage different types of learners.
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