This elective course on the changing roles of women is for use by 10th through 12th grade students. The guide analyzes the changes occurring in the roles of American women, with students examining the history of women, the psychology of being a woman, the various emotional and physical changes that women undergo, and women's choices for a full life. Comprised of three major sections, the guide is divided into a broad goals section; a content outline illustrating the scope and major subdivisions of the course; and an objectives and learning activities section providing a total picture of women's roles in society from Colonial times to the present. Several helpful items are appended: a questionnaire designed for females; a brief history of the women's movement in America; "Male Dilemma and Female Quandary,"; a short quiz designed to start a discussion on roles in our society; a list of Facts and Fables about Women; "When I Grow Up I'm Going to Be Married," a game. A bibliography of student materials which includes books and audiovisual materials concludes the document. (Author/OPH)