Mohammad Rezaul Karim
Biographic Data
| ID | 5864643 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mohammad Rezaul Karim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mohammad Rezaul |
| FAMILY NAME | Karim |
| SIGNATURE | KARIM M R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4567-6069 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 31 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 31 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
From Pedagogy to Research
AI-powered tools, particularly ChatGPT, are significantly transforming learning, pedagogy, and research globally. This study employed a mixed-methods approach to investigate the perspectives and experiences of Saudi EFL learners and instructors regarding the impact of ChatGPT on learning, engagement, assessments, academic research, and its integration into Saudi EFL classrooms. It combined quantitative data from Saudi EFL learners through a struc…
Does artificial intelligence improve employee work performance? Examining the moderating role of digital competency
Beyond Traditional Teaching
This systematic review analyses the influence of technology on the teaching of English language skills to Saudi university students, emphasizing digital technologies, pedagogical frameworks, contextual variables, and research quality. Using PRISMA guidelines, 17 empirical research published between 2021 and 2025 were examined. The results show that Learning Management Systems (like Blackboard), mobile-assisted language learning tools (like WhatsA…
Aligning EFL Education With Digital Skills in Saudi Vision 2030
Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 aims to diversify the economy by enhancing human capabilities and essential skills, highlighting the importance of EFL education in fostering international collaboration and improving digital competencies for success in the global digital economy. However, existing EFL curricula and teaching methods appear to be misaligned with these digital goals. This systematic review analyzed the integration of digital skills in Sau…
EFL Policy Alignment With Saudi Arabia’s Economic Transformation and Vision 2030
Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 aims at economic diversification and the establishment of a knowledge-based economy, emphasizing the importance of EFL education for global integration and engagement. This systematic review examined 44 studies on EFL policy alignment with Vision 2030's economic objectives, using the PRISMA framework and data from various academic databases, covering the period from 2013 to 2026. The findings revealed a substantial alig…
Exploring AI-Driven Written English Assessment
The use of AI-powered tools for assessing written English is revolutionizing conventional evaluation methods by improving accuracy, consistency, and teaching efficiency. However, there is limited research on how AI assessment tools affect the validity and fairness of language evaluation. This review synthesizes current research on the technological foundations, pedagogical impact, and ethical considerations of AI in this area. This review assesse…
Assessing Saudi University Students' Business Writing Skills in Light of Neom Job Requirements
This research examines Saudi university students' business writing abilities, gaps and obstacles, reasons for the gap with strategies for improvement, and investigate how these abilities correspond with the requirements of NEOM-related employment vocations. A standardized questionnaire was administered to a group of 81 students, primarily Saudi nationals, from the College of Business Administration, to assess their business writing skills in vari…
Effects of Perceived Compensation Practices on Job Satisfaction of Tourism Staff
Tourism is a significant sector of Bangladesh as it plays an essential role in the economy of Bangladesh. Different organizations are working in Bangladesh that are directly linked with the tourism sector including many travel agencies. The services of these travel agencies depend on the employees and staff working in the referred organizations, hence, job satisfaction of these employees and staff is crucial. Different variables influence the job…
Examining the Nexus among Green HRM Practices, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Employee Pro-environmental Behavior
This paper examines the relationship between green human resource management practices (GHRM), and employee pro-environmental behavior (EPB) has been relatively underexplored in academic literature. This empirical study evaluates the relationship between GHRM and EPB, while recognizing the mediating influence of corporate social responsibility (CSR). The independent variable, GHRM, was subdivided into four components: 'green recruitment,' 'green …
Ageism-based Economic and Social Contributions of Pension Facilities
This research delves into the intersection of education, social attitudes, and financial security in later life, shedding light on the potential of education to mitigate ageism and promote pension participation. Understanding the factors that influence attitudes toward aging and retirement is crucial for developing inclusive policies and interventions to support older individuals and enhance their financial well-being. By conducting surveys consi…
Higher Secondary Students' Performance in Math, English, and Other Science Subjects in Pre-Covid 19 and During Covid 19 Pandemic
The current study compared the achievements of higher secondary level students before and during the COVID 19 pandemic in five subjects-English, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. This study was conducted on higher secondary level students from Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR), Assam, India. Dichotomous variables like rural and urban, tribal and non-tribal are considered for sample collection. A stratified random sampling technique is…
Investigating the Impact of Educational Aspirations, Study Habits, Parental Involvement, and Institutional Environment on Saudi EFL Learners’ Language Proficiency
The study assesses the impact of educational aspirations, study habits, parental involvement, and institutional environment on Saudi EFL learners’ language proficiency. It also examines if the demographic profiles of Saudi EFL learners differently shaped their worldviews and responses. As the study focuses on how certain independent variables (educational aspirations, study habits, parental involvement, and institutional environment) impacted the…
“Where Everything Starts Unraveling
V.S. Naipaul is one of the widely read postcolonial writers. He was born in Trinidad in 1932, had roots in India, migrated to England for higher studies and took British citizenship. He died as a British citizen in 2018. His writings distinguish themselves in having a wider coverage of the postcolonial world, like the trajectory of his life, and accordingly larger experience with the problems of this world. In the same line, he has a world reader…
Synthesis of blended learning and bichronous learning in improving undergraduates' English-speaking skills through short presentations
The significance of speaking English gained momentum in every walk of life due to its massive use in the global market. However, using technology makes it more interesting and exciting for students to excel in speaking skills. It can be optimized to help improve students' speaking skills as the Internet is accessible to most students in the 21st century. Considering the significance of English-speaking skills and the likelihood of improving them …
Use of Technology in EFL Classroom
This research study attempts to investigate and evaluate the training needs of teachers in the EFL context while using technology to meet the desired learning outcomes. This is an exciting area to investigate as it would provide an insight into the psyche of the EFL instructors. The primary objective of this research work is to review the challenges encountered by the university faculties while using technology and to determine methods that can c…
“Naipaulexity”
The works of the Nobel laureate Sir Vidiadhar Surajparasad Naipaul, generally known as V. S. Naipaul, have been more criticized than critiqued. This tends to put his creative aspiration in oblivion and initiate a discourse that is quite personal, subjective, and degenerative in nature. This paper using the idea of “Naipaulexity’ and “Theory Renaissance” as elaborated below and adopting a deconstructive model of analysis of four of his fictions as…
Influence of Absurd Theatrical Tradition in Modern Assamese Drama
The contemporary Assamese plays have developed as a result of numerous interwoven influences and channels. And it is clear that western influences were what shaped the Assamese and played into their perfection. After independence, Assamese writers of prose, poetry, and theatre, produced works that were on pace with the period. It demonstrated identical compositional experimentation and sociological analysis. The Assamese plays exhibit a strong we…
A Diagnostic Study on English Spelling Errors Among the Elementary School Children in India
Learning the four skills of the English language is a requirement for pupils to utilize the language effectively, given the importance of learning it for both school and profession. Spelling – an important part of writing skill – is considered to be fundamental for written texts. The real meaning of a piece of writing can be changed by spelling mistakes, making it more challenging to understand. In India, teaching spelling is frequently overlooke…
Humour in Chetan Bhagat’s The Girl in Room 105 and One Arranged Murder
Humour is the predominant element in all the novels of Chetan Bhagat. His novels contain ‘black humour’ which is a form of humour that presents sorrows and sufferings as very mean or that regards human existence as ironic and pointless but somehow comic. ‘Black humour’ is also called ‘Black Comedy’ or ‘Dark Humour’, and the idea that people are powerless victims of fate and character is frequently used to illustrate farce and low humour. The nove…
Writing Is Not “Anti-African”
Many critics have harshly criticized V.S. Naipaul's works, both fiction and trip memoirs on the postcolonial sociocultural milieu of Africa, for being racially objectionable. The indictment apparently has a rationale too in the sense that his writings- In a Free State (1971), A Band in the River (1979) and Masque of Africa for instance- outright seem to be intestinal butchery of the African life, past and present, without any sense of mercy. Howe…
Disempowering Women and Constructing Muslims as ‘Other’
As a constitutional democracy, India remains committed to the cherished values of individual liberty and freedom of conscience which form the core of the fundamental rights enshrined in our constitution. However, in the last few years, we have witnessed a marked departure and foundational shift in the pursuit of these values. What we see in terms of the curtailment of women’s freedom, dictating personal relationship choices and maligning Muslims …
Social Media and Learning of English Language
Social media plays an important role among the masses and students all over the world. Here, in this study, the main aim is to explore the role of social media among the undergraduate college-goers of Assam in learning English. The study covers the available social media platforms, such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Messenger, and IMO. For this purpose, the researchers imply a qualitative approach along with a survey method,…
A Comparative Study on Academic Achievement of Mathematics and English with Other Subjects of Secondary Level in BTR of Assam, India, Using Mahalanobis Distance
The present work is a comparative study of four different subjects’ achievements such as mathematics, English, general sciences, and social studies between two student groups in the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) in Assam, India. Three different types of groups are considered viz., tribal and nontribal, boys and girls, and rural and urban from different secondary and higher schools of BTR. Mahalanobis Distance (MD) is used to calculate the dif…
Adaptation of Shakespeare’s Plays into Assamese Farce
William Shakespeare has always been unanimously the most accepted model to follow for the writers of tragedy, comedy and other types of dramas. He enjoyed a great fascination in the latter half of the nineteenth century and the first few decades of the twentieth in India and almost all his works were translated to or adapted into different languages. As the Assamese writers did not lag behind in this respect too, they were inspired to translate a…
Analyzing the Role of Collaboration and Partnerships in Implementing Sustainable Development Goals in Bangladesh
In this globalized world, countries are highly inter-dependent for socio-economic development. It is more important for developing countries like Bangladesh because of the multidimensional nature of development issue that requires support from different corners particularly after being graduated to middle income country. Collaboration and partnerships expedite development process, enhance mutual trust, and build strong relation to explore new are…
Women Civil Servants in Public Administration in Bangladesh
This paper analyzes whether and to what extent women civil servants are discriminated in terms of recruitment and selection, appointment and placement, transfer, promotion and duty allocation in Administration in Bangladesh. This research applied a qualitative approach and an interview method was used for data collection. The research found that women faced differential treatments because of the nature of jobs and the lack of good working environ…
Process Drama as a Method of Pedagogy in ESL Classrooms
Aim. The present study intends to explore how process drama can be effectively used and implemented in Indian classrooms. It further highlights the aspects of the conventional classrooms and discusses why Indian students are lacking in productive skills of the English language and how it can be diagnosed through using the theory and practice of process drama as an instructional method. Concepts/Methods. Data collection method through a questionna…
Shakespeare’s Influence on Pre-Independence Assamese Tragedy
In Assamese, the tradition of writing and production of plays on the model of Sankardeva, Madhavdeva and their contemporaries fell into decadence with the arrival of a new type of plays under the influence of Shakespearean dramas. The presence of Shakespeare is deeply felt as close translations of his texts are being done and his style and technique being freely adopted. Some of these Assamese plays have nothing authentically Shakespearean about …
Covid-19′s impacts on migrant workers from Bangladesh
Distributional Effects of Public Healthcare and Education Expenditure
The policy advocacy of academics and researchers signify the public spending on education and health as the positive externalities and spillover effects in the society. It also promotes that social spending helps reducing income inequality and eventually reduce poverty. This study aims at analyzing the distributional effects of social spending on education and health by examining the pre and post income distribution in Thailand following the quan…
The Influence of Covid-19 in Transforming People’s Behaviour
COVID-19 has greatly impacted on people and transformed their behaviour from traditional to a new order. People’s behaviour in Bangladesh has got different dimensions in myriad ways in terms of adoption and responses during this pandemic. The article aims at identifying the areas and dimension of behavioural transformation of Bangladeshi people and analyzing how COVID-19 and its effects influence them. The study analysed following a qualitative a…
Social Media and Learning of English Language
Social media plays an important role among the masses and students all over the world. Here, in this study, the main aim is to explore the role of social media among the undergraduate college-goers of Assam in learning English. The study covers the available social media platforms, such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Messenger, and IMO. For this purpose, the researchers imply a qualitative approach along with a survey method,…
A Comparative Study on Academic Achievement of Mathematics and English with Other Subjects of Secondary Level in BTR of Assam, India, Using Mahalanobis Distance
The present work is a comparative study of four different subjects’ achievements such as mathematics, English, general sciences, and social studies between two student groups in the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) in Assam, India. Three different types of groups are considered viz., tribal and nontribal, boys and girls, and rural and urban from different secondary and higher schools of BTR. Mahalanobis Distance (MD) is used to calculate the dif…
Adaptation of Shakespeare’s Plays into Assamese Farce
William Shakespeare has always been unanimously the most accepted model to follow for the writers of tragedy, comedy and other types of dramas. He enjoyed a great fascination in the latter half of the nineteenth century and the first few decades of the twentieth in India and almost all his works were translated to or adapted into different languages. As the Assamese writers did not lag behind in this respect too, they were inspired to translate a…
Analyzing the Role of Collaboration and Partnerships in Implementing Sustainable Development Goals in Bangladesh
In this globalized world, countries are highly inter-dependent for socio-economic development. It is more important for developing countries like Bangladesh because of the multidimensional nature of development issue that requires support from different corners particularly after being graduated to middle income country. Collaboration and partnerships expedite development process, enhance mutual trust, and build strong relation to explore new are…
Influence of Absurd Theatrical Tradition in Modern Assamese Drama
The contemporary Assamese plays have developed as a result of numerous interwoven influences and channels. And it is clear that western influences were what shaped the Assamese and played into their perfection. After independence, Assamese writers of prose, poetry, and theatre, produced works that were on pace with the period. It demonstrated identical compositional experimentation and sociological analysis. The Assamese plays exhibit a strong we…
A Diagnostic Study on English Spelling Errors Among the Elementary School Children in India
Learning the four skills of the English language is a requirement for pupils to utilize the language effectively, given the importance of learning it for both school and profession. Spelling – an important part of writing skill – is considered to be fundamental for written texts. The real meaning of a piece of writing can be changed by spelling mistakes, making it more challenging to understand. In India, teaching spelling is frequently overlooke…
Humour in Chetan Bhagat’s The Girl in Room 105 and One Arranged Murder
Humour is the predominant element in all the novels of Chetan Bhagat. His novels contain ‘black humour’ which is a form of humour that presents sorrows and sufferings as very mean or that regards human existence as ironic and pointless but somehow comic. ‘Black humour’ is also called ‘Black Comedy’ or ‘Dark Humour’, and the idea that people are powerless victims of fate and character is frequently used to illustrate farce and low humour. The nove…
Writing Is Not “Anti-African”
Many critics have harshly criticized V.S. Naipaul's works, both fiction and trip memoirs on the postcolonial sociocultural milieu of Africa, for being racially objectionable. The indictment apparently has a rationale too in the sense that his writings- In a Free State (1971), A Band in the River (1979) and Masque of Africa for instance- outright seem to be intestinal butchery of the African life, past and present, without any sense of mercy. Howe…
Disempowering Women and Constructing Muslims as ‘Other’
As a constitutional democracy, India remains committed to the cherished values of individual liberty and freedom of conscience which form the core of the fundamental rights enshrined in our constitution. However, in the last few years, we have witnessed a marked departure and foundational shift in the pursuit of these values. What we see in terms of the curtailment of women’s freedom, dictating personal relationship choices and maligning Muslims …
Higher Secondary Students' Performance in Math, English, and Other Science Subjects in Pre-Covid 19 and During Covid 19 Pandemic
The current study compared the achievements of higher secondary level students before and during the COVID 19 pandemic in five subjects-English, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. This study was conducted on higher secondary level students from Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR), Assam, India. Dichotomous variables like rural and urban, tribal and non-tribal are considered for sample collection. A stratified random sampling technique is…
Investigating the Impact of Educational Aspirations, Study Habits, Parental Involvement, and Institutional Environment on Saudi EFL Learners’ Language Proficiency
The study assesses the impact of educational aspirations, study habits, parental involvement, and institutional environment on Saudi EFL learners’ language proficiency. It also examines if the demographic profiles of Saudi EFL learners differently shaped their worldviews and responses. As the study focuses on how certain independent variables (educational aspirations, study habits, parental involvement, and institutional environment) impacted the…
“Where Everything Starts Unraveling
V.S. Naipaul is one of the widely read postcolonial writers. He was born in Trinidad in 1932, had roots in India, migrated to England for higher studies and took British citizenship. He died as a British citizen in 2018. His writings distinguish themselves in having a wider coverage of the postcolonial world, like the trajectory of his life, and accordingly larger experience with the problems of this world. In the same line, he has a world reader…
Synthesis of blended learning and bichronous learning in improving undergraduates' English-speaking skills through short presentations
The significance of speaking English gained momentum in every walk of life due to its massive use in the global market. However, using technology makes it more interesting and exciting for students to excel in speaking skills. It can be optimized to help improve students' speaking skills as the Internet is accessible to most students in the 21st century. Considering the significance of English-speaking skills and the likelihood of improving them …
Use of Technology in EFL Classroom
This research study attempts to investigate and evaluate the training needs of teachers in the EFL context while using technology to meet the desired learning outcomes. This is an exciting area to investigate as it would provide an insight into the psyche of the EFL instructors. The primary objective of this research work is to review the challenges encountered by the university faculties while using technology and to determine methods that can c…
“Naipaulexity”
The works of the Nobel laureate Sir Vidiadhar Surajparasad Naipaul, generally known as V. S. Naipaul, have been more criticized than critiqued. This tends to put his creative aspiration in oblivion and initiate a discourse that is quite personal, subjective, and degenerative in nature. This paper using the idea of “Naipaulexity’ and “Theory Renaissance” as elaborated below and adopting a deconstructive model of analysis of four of his fictions as…
Effects of Perceived Compensation Practices on Job Satisfaction of Tourism Staff
Tourism is a significant sector of Bangladesh as it plays an essential role in the economy of Bangladesh. Different organizations are working in Bangladesh that are directly linked with the tourism sector including many travel agencies. The services of these travel agencies depend on the employees and staff working in the referred organizations, hence, job satisfaction of these employees and staff is crucial. Different variables influence the job…
Examining the Nexus among Green HRM Practices, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Employee Pro-environmental Behavior
This paper examines the relationship between green human resource management practices (GHRM), and employee pro-environmental behavior (EPB) has been relatively underexplored in academic literature. This empirical study evaluates the relationship between GHRM and EPB, while recognizing the mediating influence of corporate social responsibility (CSR). The independent variable, GHRM, was subdivided into four components: 'green recruitment,' 'green …
Ageism-based Economic and Social Contributions of Pension Facilities
This research delves into the intersection of education, social attitudes, and financial security in later life, shedding light on the potential of education to mitigate ageism and promote pension participation. Understanding the factors that influence attitudes toward aging and retirement is crucial for developing inclusive policies and interventions to support older individuals and enhance their financial well-being. By conducting surveys consi…
From Pedagogy to Research
AI-powered tools, particularly ChatGPT, are significantly transforming learning, pedagogy, and research globally. This study employed a mixed-methods approach to investigate the perspectives and experiences of Saudi EFL learners and instructors regarding the impact of ChatGPT on learning, engagement, assessments, academic research, and its integration into Saudi EFL classrooms. It combined quantitative data from Saudi EFL learners through a struc…
Psychology (12 works) · Art (8 works) · Mathematics education (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Technology-Enhanced Education Studies (7 works) · Literature (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · History (5 works) · Linguistics (5 works) · Socioeconomic Development in MENA (5 works)