Differentiation of the Curriculum for Boys and Girls Respectively in Secondary Schools

This groundbreaking 1949 report by the British Board of Education lays out arguments for why different subjects and teaching methods should be used for boys and girls in secondary schools, based on differences in their physical, intellectual, and emotional development. The report sparked widespread discussion and continues to influence education policy today.

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