Rokaiya Abdullah Raka

Lecturer

Department of English

Rokaiya Abdullah Raka
Rokaiya Abdullah Raka

Lecturer

5h Floor, Faculty Room, Department of English
Sunday - Thursday 9:00-5:00

Rokaiya Abdullah Raka is a Lecturer in the Department of English. Her specialties include teaching the core elements of the English language & Literature, performing counselling and mentoring responsibilities for a diverse range of learners, along with supervising learner-oriented contests and seminars. Her research interests involve, but are not limited to, eco-feminism, the impact of planetary instability in language and literature, post-humanism, artificial intelligence in second language acquisition, and educational policy-making scenarios in Bangladesh.

M.A. (Applied Linguistics & ELT), University of Dhaka
B.A. Hons (English), University of Dhaka

Artificial Intelligence in Second Language Acquisition, Eco-Feminism, The Impact of Planetary Instability in Language & Literature, Educational Policy and Effectiveness in Bangladeshi Context

Former Adjunct Lecturer, Daffodil International University

ENG 0232-17: 17th and 18th Century English Literature
ENG-1103: Communicative English Language-I
ENG-1201: English Writing Skills and Communication
ENG-1205: Communicative English Language-II

Conference Title: TESOL BD-DIU International Conference 2025.
Paper Title: "Cultural Representation in the Age of AI: Teaching Post-Colonial Texts in the Algorithmic Era."
Conference Title: National Symposium, La Luta Literaria: Ngugi and the Battle for Language & Liberation, 2025. Paper Tile: "Linguistic Revolution in 'Devil on the Cross: A Decolonization Perspective."
Conference Title: BELTA-NSU International Conference 2024.
Poster Title: "AI in ESL: The Dual Edge of Technology for Dhaka University Learners."

4th Position, Renaissance 1:0, Project WE, 2021.

Lifetime Member, BELTA-Bangladesh English Language Teachers' Associations

Analytical & Creative Writing, Anchoring, Graphics Design, Professional Communication

English (Fluent), Bengali (Native)