During a lesson, learners study the causes of pollution in class and later participate in a community clean-up campaign to reduce waste in their area. Which distinction best explains the difference between these two types of learning?

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Learning about the environment focuses on theory, while learning for the environment focuses on action

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Learning about the environment is cultural, while learning for the environment is scientific

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Learning about the environment is led by teachers, while learning for the environment is led by learners

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Learning about the environment takes place indoors, while learning for the environment takes place outdoors

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