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Bob Ronau

Bob Ronau
Professor, Associate Dean for Research & Graduate Studies
Department of Teaching and Learning
Room 281 - College of Education and Human Development
502-852-0593
bob @ louisville.edu

Dr. Ronau's curriculum vita

Educational Background

  • Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction, Kent State University

Teaching Areas

  • Secondary Mathematics Education
  • Computer Science
  • Instructional Technology

Research Interests

  • Web-based instruction
  • Mathematics Teacher Education
  • Instructional Technology for Mathematics Education
  • Diagnostic Teacher Assessment for Mathematics and Science (DTAMS)
  • Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics
  • Study of Mathematics Methods Courses

Professional Activities

  • Technology Committee Member - AMTE
  • Future Faculty Program

Professional Memberships

  • Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators (AMTE)
  • National Council of Teachers of Mathematics NCTM)
  • School Science and Mathematics Association (SSMA)
  • American Educational Research Association (AERA)
  • Phi Delta Kappa (PDK)
  • Kentucky Council of Teachers of Mathematics (KCTM)
  • Greater Louisville Council of Teachers of Mathematics (GLCTM)

Selected Publications

  • Brown, S.L., & Ronau, R. (2007). Effects of single gender mathematics and science classes on students' and teachers' attitudes in an urban public high school. Manuscript submitted for publication.
  • Saderholm, Jon, Ronau, R., Brown, E., & Collins, Gary (2006). Validation of the Diagnostic Teacher Assessment of Mathematics and Science (DTAMS). Manuscript submitted for publication.
  • Taylor, P. M., and Ronau, R. N. (2006). Syllabus Study: A Structured Look at Mathematics Methods Courses. Connections. Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators: 16(1), 12-15.
  • Winter, P.A., Ronau, R.N., & Munoz, A.M. (2004) Evaluating Urban Teacher Recruitment Programs: An Application of Private Sector Recruitment Theories. Journal of School Leadership, January 2004, Vol. 14, No.1.

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