History of the Teaching of Elementary Geometry, With Reference to Present-day Problems

This groundbreaking work of mathematics education traces the development of geometry from ancient Greece to the present day. With a focus on elementary geometry and its practical applications, Stamper offers insights into the pedagogical challenges that have faced educators throughout history. From Euclid to Common Core, this is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of mathematics education.

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