Abstract
The teaching of elementary calculus during the last twenty‐five years in the United States is comparable to the development of the calculus. The development of the calculus and the teaching of calculus share a similar background in that both are characterized by periods of time in which ideas slowly accumulate, awaiting the arrival of some person, who will, with a new method of discovery, synthesize the fragmentary pieces and lift the subject to a higher plane.
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