[ANSWERED] Do you accept the view that learning is the product of creative inquiry through social interaction,.

Do you accept the view that learning is the product of
creative inquiry through social interaction, with the students as active
participants in that inquiry? Explain why you agree or disagree.
1. You are a high school teacher whose teaching schedule
includes three sections of U.S. history. Students at your school are tracked,
and one of your classes is a so-called college-prep class with 30 students; another
is a regular education class with 35 students, three of whom have special needs
because of disabilities; and the third is a sheltered English class with 13
students, seven of whom are Hispanics with limited proficiency in English, two
of whom are from Russia with very limited proficiency in English, and four of
whom are Southeast Asians, two with no ability to use English. Will one lesson
plan using lecture and discussion as the primary instructional strategies work
for all three sections? If so, explain why. If not, explain what you will have
to do and why.