The project described in this report was designed to develop curriculum materials on gender equity issues for prospective teachers in education programs both at the University of Alaska and nationwide. Practicing teachers, together with university researchers, developed 10 teaching cases which present real-world classroom difficulties centering on gender issues, particularly the development of scientific and mathematical abilities in young women. This report summarizes project activities and presents abstracts as well as cases developed by teacher colleagues. The cases are being tested and refined in both elementary and secondary programs at the university during the 1991-92 school year and will then be published and submitted to selected national publications. An appendix provides relevant research articles on gender equity issues to accompany teaching cases with special reference to science and mathematics. Titles include: "Gender Equity and Educational Reform"; "...About Girls and Science"; "A Gender at Risk"; "Finding Reality among the Myths: Why What You Thought About Sex Equity in Education Isn't So"; "Sexism in the Classroom: From Grade School to Graduate School"; "The School Experiences of Black Girls"; "What's a Nice Girl Like You Doing in a Math Class?""Sexism in Our Schools"; "Encouraging Girls in Science Courses and Careers"; and "Integrating the Sciences." (LL)