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A Study on Lee Kyo Seung, the Author of SinJeongSanSul

<신정산술(新訂算術)>의 저자 이교승(李敎承)에 관한 연구

  • CHOI Jong Hyeon (Dept. of Math. Edu., Gyeongin Univ. of Edu.) ;
  • PARK Kyo Sik (Dept. of Math. Edu., Gyeongin Univ. of Edu.)
  • 최종현 ;
  • 박교식
  • Received : 2024.01.27
  • Accepted : 2024.04.24
  • Published : 2024.06.30
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Abstract

In this study, the life of Lee Kyo Seung(1868~1951), the author of SinJeongSanSul(1~3), is traced in outline. He worked as a teacher at a government elementary school from 1895 to 1906. He contributed to elementary education as one of the first government elementary school teachers in the period of the Great Han Empire. During this period, he wrote SinJeongSanSul(1~3). He contributed to secondary mathematics education as a professor at Sungyunkwan for three years from November 1908, and as a mathematics teacher at the YMCA Academy from 1906 to 1916 in the period of the Great Han Empire and early Japanese colonial period. During this period, he wrote two different secondary school mathematics textbooks. During the Great Han Empire and early Japanese colonial period, he was a pioneering textbook author and mathematics teacher. So he can be evaluated as one of the important persons in the history of mathematics education in Korea.

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