<DIV>In this timely book, Rosemary Salomone offers a reasoned educational and legal argument supporting single-sex education as an alternative to coeducation, particularly in the case of disadvantaged minority students. <BR>“A carefully organized, often lively . . . compendium of everything that matters in the debate: how boys and girls do in classes and on tests, their differing learning styles, and the legal tussles.”—Timothy A. Hacsi, <I>New York Times</I><BR>“Smart, objective, evenhanded. Must reading in this important debate.”—Susan Estrich, University of Southern California Law School<BR>“Everyone concerned about inequalities in our schools and our society should want to read it.”—Michael Duffy, <I>Times Educational Supplement </I>(U.K.)<BR>“If you have time for only one book and you really want to be informed about single-sex education, then make it <I>Same, Different, Equal.</I>”—John Borst, <I>Education Today</I><BR>“The single best book I have read about single-sex education. A must-read for every educator who is concerned about the different outcomes for boys and girls in school.”—Michael Thompson, Ph.D, coauthor of <I>Raising Cain: Protecting the Emotional Life of Boys</I><BR></DIV>