"Discovering Precision", by Peter K. Gurau (October, 1966)
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A reprinted articled from The Arithmetic Teacher, an official journal of the National council of Teachers of Mathematics, titled "Discovering Precision" by Peter K. Gurau and published in October, 1966. The article is 4 pages and talks about instruction techniques in teaching mathematics.
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Peter K. Gurau was first appointed to teach at Springfield College in 1966. A graduate of Queens College, a master's from City College of New York, and Ed.D. from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Gurau was a professor of education at Springfield College. He taught Mathematics, Mathematics education, and Educational Measurements. He is the author of many different articles on Mathematics and teaching Mathematics with a focus on educational technology and methodology.
