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Name: Farjana Khanum
Designation:
Assistant Professor
Cell: +8801753974259, E-mail: farjanak24@gmail.com
Educational Background:
M.A.
English Language and Literature- 1st position (2011)
Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University
B.A. Honours
English Language and Literature- 1st position (2010)
Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University
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Higher Secondary Certificate – 2006
Board: Dhaka
Group: Humanities
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Secondary School Certificate – 2004
Board: Dhaka
Group: Science
Experience:
Lecturer
18 October 2015– 10 December 2018
Department of English
Ishakha International University, Kishoregonj
Publication list:
1. “Death Obsession in Sylvia Plath’s ‘Lady Lazarus’ and Pablo Neruda’s ‘Nothing but Death;.” IIUB Journal, October 2018.
2. “Preference of the Learners for Literature Based Materials in the Present Textbook of Classes IX and X in Bangladesh”, Language in India, 2015
3. “Learners’ Learning Style Preferences and Teachers’ Awareness in the Context of Higher Secondary Level in Bangladesh” published in Global Journal of Human and Social Science, 2014.
4. “Derek Walcott: Divided in the Root”, The English Literature Journal, November, 2014.
5. Influence of Broca’s Aphasia and Wernick’s Aphasia on Language Disorder, Global Journal of Human and Social Science, February, 2014.
6. Exploring the Attitudes of the Teachers and Learners towards the Learner Centered EFL Classroom at the Tertiary Level in Bangladesh. Journal of ELT and Education
Personal Websites:
- Tonny, T. A., & Ahmed, J. (2020). Civil Society’s Contribution to Women Empowerment: Bangladesh Perspective. In M. N. Momen, R. Baikady, & C. Sheng-Li, Building Sustainable Communities (pp. 285-299). Singapore: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Nawaz, F., & Tonny, T. A. (2019). Nawaz, F., & Tonny, T. A. (2019). Reintegration Challenges of Migrants in Bangladesh: A Study on Forced Returnee Women Migrants from Saudi Arabia. Horizon, 1(1), 49-58. Horizon, 1(1), 49-58.
- Tonny, T. A. (2021). Health Vulnerabilities of Bangladeshi Domestic Migrant Women Workers in the Middle East amid the COVID-19 Pandemic. International Conference Proceedings: Gender in Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction (pp. 453-462). Hanoi: Vietnam Women’s Academy.
- Tonny, T. A. (2019). Key Challenges Facing Bangladeshi Women Migrants in Overseas Migration. JKKNIU Journal of Social Science, 2 & 3(1), 109-119.
- Tonny, T. A. (2016). Overseas Migration: Constraint Factors for Bangladeshi Women. Bangladesh Journal of Public Administration, XXIV (2), 81-97.
- Tonny, T. A. (2016). Role of NGOs in Ensuring Safe Migration for Bangladeshi Women Migrant Workers: A Case Study. Society and Change, X (1), 62-72.
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