Dr. Muhammad Fazle Ramzan Khan
Associate Professor, Department of English
ROOM: 533 (D)
PABX: 7106
Email: fazle@english.uiu.ac.bd
Professional certifications
CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults): IH Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
TTT (Train the Trainer): University of Cambridge, UK
Certificate in TESOL (Introduction to pedagogy and practices): University of Oregon, USA
Academic credentials
PhD (Language Education): ICCR Fellow, India
MA (English Language Teaching): IML, University of Dhaka
MA (English): Jahangirnagar University
BA (Honors in English): Jahangirnagar University
HSC: Government Science College, Dhaka
SSC: Government Laboratory High School, Dhaka
Selected publications
i. Khan, MFR. (2021). Jim Crow and the white masks: native speakerism and preferential hegemony in TE to SOL in Saudi Arabia. IATEFL Teacher Development Academic Journal, 2(1), 19-38. [United Kingdom]
ii. Khan, MFR. (2021). Use of language learning strategies in ESP and EGP: Perspectives from Saudi Arabia. IATEFL Professional and Academic English, 28(1), 37-51. [United Kingdom]
iii. Khan, MFR. (2021). Teach(er) and Teach(ing): Beliefs, Attitudes, and Teaching Practices. IATEFL Teacher Development Academic Journal, 1(1), 49-65. [United Kingdom]
iv. Khan, MFR. (2018). Teaching English as a foreign language: A multiple-strategies approach for students with learning disabilities. IRJPSNRM, 3(1), 62-75. [India]
v. Khan, MFR. (2017). Role of learner autonomy in choosing learning strategies in EFL: Bangladesh Perspective. RENOVA, 3(1), 39-50. [India]
vi. Khan, MFR. (2014). Smart Phone Generation: Reshaping the boundaries of Space (Classroom), Content (Text), and Authority (Teacher). BUP Journal, 1(2), 39-52. [Bangladesh]
vii. Khan, MFR. (2012). Language Learning Strategies: A Study of Teacher and Learner Perceptions. BUP Journal, 1(1), 140-153. [Bangladesh]