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Mohamad Yahya Abdullah Al-Rawi (Lecturer)

PhD in English language
Lecturer
English - Arts
mohd.alrawi@uoanbar.edu.iq


Biography

Name: Dr. Mohamad Yahya Abdullah.

Date of Birth: 15 April 1977.

Marital status: Married.

Permanent Address: Fallujah, Anbar.

Publication

1.The Effect of Peers’ and Teachers’ E-Feedback on Writing Anxiety Level Through CMC Applications”. International Journal: Emerging Technologies in Learning, Vol 13, No.11 (2018): 196-207.

2. “Implementation of Flipped Classroom Model and Its Effectiveness on English Speaking Performance”. International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (iJET),14(9) (2019): 130-147.

3. “Investigating the effects of the flipped classroom model on Omani EFL learners’ motivation level in English speaking performance”. Education and Information Technologies, 24 (2019):  2975–2995. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10639-019-09911-5.

4. “ Exploring the Effects of Flipped Classroom Model Implementation on EFL Learners’ Self-confidence in English Speaking Performance”. Recent Advances in Intelligent Systems and Smart Applications, Springer 223-241 (2020).

5. “Does Flipped Classroom Model Affect EFL Learners’ Anxiety in English Speaking Performance?” International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (iJET), 16(1)(2020): 94-107.

 6. Exploring the Extent of ICT Role as a Teaching Tool in the Public Universities of Khartoum State”. Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Vol 13, No.15 (2018): 5976-5983, Medwell Journals.

7. “The Effects of CMC Applications on ESL Writing Anxiety among Postgraduate Students”.  English Language Teaching, Vol 8, NO 9 (2015): 167-172. Canadian Center of Science and Education. 

8. “Media Discourse and Iraqi Sectarian Violence: A Critical Discourse Analysis of U.S. Press”. International Journal of Education and Research, Vol. 3 No. 6 June (2015): 359-373.

9. “The Impact of Social Support on EFL Learners’ Motivation at Iraqi Kurdistan Universities”. Modern Applied Science, Vol 1, No 7(2017): 51-56. Canadian Center of Science and Education.

10. “A Qualitative Study on the Best Motivational Teaching Strategies in the Context of Oman: Perspectives of EFL Teachers”. English Language Teaching, Vol 12, No 3 (2019): 57-64. Canadian Center of Science and Education.

 

Lectures


No. Subjects Lectures Stage File Video
1 Phonetics & Phonology Introduction to Phonetics Phonology Second
2 Phonetics The Production of Speech Sounds Second
3 Phonetics Vowel and Consonant Sounds Second
4 Phonetics Long Vowels Second
5 Phonetics Diphthongs and Triphthong Vowels Second
6 Phonetics Voicing and Consonants (Part 1) Second
7 Phonetics Voicing and Consonants (Part 2) Second
8 Phonetics Phonemes and Symbols (Part 1) Second
9 Phonetics Phonemes and Symbols (Part 2) Second
10 Phonetics Fricatives and Affricates (Part 1) Second
11 Phonetics Fricatives and Affricates (Part 2) Second
12 Phonetics Nasals and other Consonants (Part 1) Second
13 Phonetics Nasals and other Consonants (Part 2) Second
14 Phonetics Works Cited Second
15 English Grammar in Use Present continuous (I am doing) First
16 English Grammar in Use Present simple (I do) First
17 English Grammar in Use Past and Continuous past ( I wad doing) simple (I First
18 English Grammar in Use Present perfect 1 (I have done) First
19 English Grammar in Use Present perfect continuous (I have been doing) First
20 English Grammar in Use how long have you (been) ....? First
21 English Grammar in Use Verb + -ing (enjoy doing / stop doing etc First
22 English Grammar in Use for and since when … ? and how ? … long First
23 English Grammar in Use Past perfect (I had done) First
24 English Grammar in Use Verb + -ing (enjoy doing / stop doing etc First
25 English Grammar in Use used to (do) First
26 English Grammar in Use Present tenses (I am doing / I do) for the future First
27 English Grammar in Use Countable and uncountable 1 First
28 English Grammar in Use Works Cited First

Academic certificates

Ph.D. in English Language Studies (Applied Linguistics)         2020

National University of Malaysia (UKM), Selangor, Malaysia.

M.A. in English Language Studies (Applied Linguistics)           2011

National University of Malaysia (UKM),  Selangor, Malaysia.

B.A. in English Language Studies                                                2000

Al-Turath University College, Baghdad, Iraq.

 

Supervision

Supervision: 

Undergraduate Level: 

Academic Year (2023-2024): 1

Examining the Relationship between EFL Learners’ Emotions, their Engagement, and FL Achievement

Academic Year (2024-2025): 2

EFL Learners' Perceptions About Being a Competent English Speaker 

The Impact of Self-esteem on EFL Learners' Speaking Performance Inside the Classroom

 

 

Other

  •  ASIA International Multidisciplinary Conference (May 2017), The Impact of Peers’ and Teacher’s E-Feedback on ESL Students’ Writing Anxiety Level”.
  •  Oman 18th International ELT Conference/ ELT Current Perspectives, Trends and Challenges (26-27 April 2018/ SQU), “The Effectiveness of Flipped Classroom Model on Speaking Anxiety Level”.
  • Dhofar University 1st International ELT Conference “Shaping New Understandings in ELT” (15-02-2022).