Comilla University | Dr. Md. Abul Hayet

Dr. Md. Abul Hayet

Associate Professor

Comilla University
Cumilla-3506, Bangladesh

hayet@cou.ac.bd

01724521286

Biography
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Dr. Md. Abul Hayet is an assistant professor of English in this department. He has been serving in this department since 2012. He did his BA (Hons) and MA in English from Jahangirnagar University. Dr. Hayet got his PhD degree in applied linguistics and ELT from Jahangirnagar University. Dr. Hayet has written many research articles published in different research journals worldwide.

Education Qualification
Job Experience

Master of Arts	Jahangirnagar University	English	2010
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D)	Jahangirnagar University	Applied Linguistics and ELT	2024

Comilla University, Bangladesh Assistant Professor July 2012 - August 2023

“Metamorphosis of Women from Oppression to Empowerment in Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain’s Padmarag: A Literary Role Model of Women Emancipation”, European Journal of English Language and Literature Studies, Number 4, 2023 (Corresponding author).
“Impacts of classroom activities in teaching EFL writing at the higher secondary level in Bangladesh- A mixed-method study”, The Comilla University Journal of Arts, Number 06, 2021 (First author).
“Vocabulary learning principles and tasks in EFL classrooms: A study on the higher secondary level in Bangladesh. British Journal of English Linguistics, Number 3, 2020 (First author).
‘Bacha Posh’ or Female Cross-dressing: Reading Twelfth Night with Selective Pop-Cultural References. The Comilla University Journal of Arts, Number 05, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, 2020 (Corresponding author).
“Teaching EFL reading at the tertiary level in Bangladesh: Classroom tasks, techniques and challenges”, The Comilla University Journal of Arts, Number 03, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, 2018 (First author).
“Communicative language teaching at the higher secondary level in Bangladesh: Constraints and prospects”, The Comilla University Journal of Arts, Number 02, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, 2017 (First author).
“Using reading strategies for developing EFL reading skill: A study at the Undergraduate level in Bangladesh”, The EDRC Journal of Learning and Teaching, Number 1, 2016 (First author).
“Effectiveness and suitability of multimedia materials at JSC level for developing EFL listening and speaking skills”, RABINDRA Journal, Volume 09, 2013 (Single author).
Beauty, Madness and the Black Female Subjectivity in The Bluest Eye, Explorer, Number 3, 2011(Single author).

Applied Linguistics and ELT

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