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Cheek (Ed.), Diagnostic and prescriptive mathematics – Issues, ideas and insights (pp. 15-20). Kent, OH: Research Council for Diagnostic and Prescritive Mathematics. Underhill, R. G. (1977). Teaching elementary school mathematics. Columbus, OH: Bell & Howell. Wilmot, B. A. (1983). The design, administration, and analysis of an instrument which identifies mathematically gifted students in grades four, five and six. Doctoral disserta- tion, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Illinois. 301 SHOULD GIRLS AND BOYS BE TAUGHT DIFFERENTLY? Gila Hanna Toronto 1. INTRODUCTION The current social and political climate in much of the world dictates that public education provide the same opportunity to females as it does to males. This is in sharp contrast to a traditional view that assigned entirely different spheres of activity and achievement to the two sexes and accord- ingly saw unequal access to education for males and females as part of the natural order. 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