Allan D. Suter

Background

Suter was born in or around 1931.

Education

University of Wisconsin–Madison. Western Michigan University.

Career

He signed a professional baseball contract with the Saint Louis Cardinals and played in their minor league system in 1953. He was 9-3 with a 3.71 European Research Area in 13 games (12 starts) for the Hamilton Cardinals of the Pennsylvania–Ontario–New York League. He also played in a couple games for their Triple-A club, the Rochester Red Wings of the International League that year.

Following his playing career, Suter attended Western Michigan University, where he earned a master"s degree.

He turned to writing, authoring numerous books on mathematics, including two math series for the McGraw-Hill. He died in Green Valley, Arizona.

Achievements

• He attended Kalamazoo Central High School and then the University of Wisconsin, where as a pitcher he helped the Wisconsin Badgers win the 1952 Big Ten Conference baseball title.

Works

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  • Ratio & Proportion. Number Sense (Number Sense series.)

    (Great learning tools! Contemporary's popular Number Sense...)

  • Percent Applications (Contemporary's Number Sense: Discovering Basic Math Concepts)

    (Number Sense HIGH-VISUAL FORMAT Builds confidence in stru...)

  • The meaning of percent (Number sense)

    (Number Sense HIGH-VISUAL FORMAT Builds confidence in stru...)

  • Real Numbers: Algebra Basics

    ( Students today require not just sound mathematical abil...)

  • The Meaning of Fractions (Contemporary's Number Sense: Discovering Basic Math Concepts)

    (Book by Suter, Allan D.)

  • The Meaning of Percent (Contemporary's Number Sense: Discovering Basic Math Concepts) by Allan D. Suter (1990-04-03)
  • Contemporary's Real Numbers Developing Thinking Skills in Math: Tables Graphs and Data Interpretation by Suter, Allan D. (1990) Paperback