Here's a paper on the debate between constructivism and direct instruction. It's based on the invited American Educational Research Association debate I participated in back in 2006. Many other researchers and theorists have been added to the mix since the AERA debat, including Walter Kintsch, John Sweller, David Klahr, and others. It should be quite a book.
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