مواقع التدريسيين | Thamir R. S. Az-Zubaidy - ثامر راشد شيال الزبيدي

الاهداف الخطط المستقبلية

MA Supervision:

1. Rafal Hazim Muhsin, ‘The Role of Storytelling in Selected Aboriginal Australian Plays’.
2. Ziyad Shakir Loaybi, ‘Male Struggle for Identity in Selected Plays of Sam Shepard’.
3. Rajaa Karim Mohammed, ‘Displacement, Identity and Belonging in Janis Balodis’ The Ghost Trilogy.

Published Papers:
1. ‘Reality Comprehended Through Imagination’, Wasit University First Conference (2009).
2. ‘The Role of Dreams in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman’, Journal of the College of Education (2011).
3. ‘Imprisonment in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman’, Journal of the College of Education (2012).
4. ‘Practical Activities for Managing Large Classes’, Journal of the College of Education (2013).
5. ‘The Retrieval of Women Voices, Resistance and Empowerment in Anna Yen’s Chinese Take Away’, Journal of the European Association on Studies of Australia, Vol. 8 No. (2017).
6. ‘An Iraqi Refugee in the Australian Suburb in Ben Eltham’s The Pacific Solution’, LARQ (College of Arts/ Wasit University), Vol. 32 No. 1 (2018).
7. ‘Women’s Right and Identity in August Strindberg’s The Stronger’, Journal of the College of Education, Vol. 36. No. 1 (2019).
8. ‘The Struggle for Political and Cultural Decolonisation in William Shakespeare’s The Tempest’.
Talent Development & Excellence, Vo. 12, No. 2s (2020), pp. 2801-2808. http://www.iratde.com

Published Books:
1. An Arabic translation of Wolfgang Dietrich’s trilogy entitled Elicitive Conflict Transformation
and the Transrational Shift in Peace Politics, Vol 2 (London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013). The

original book was published in Germany under the title: Variationen über die vielen Frieden,

Band 2: Elicitive Konflikttransformation und die transrationale Wende der Friedenspolitik,

Wiesbaden, VS-Verlag, 2011. (Member of the Translating Committee).

السيرة المهنية في المؤسسة

Minute Specialization: Contemporary Drama and Postcolonial Literature

Courses Attained:

1. A four-week training course for TOT about the communicative approach. It was held in Baghdad during September 2001 and sponsored by UNESCO.

2. A two-week training workshop for TOT at Al-Rasheed Hotel (Baghdad) in April 201

3. An extensive workshop for TOT for 6 weeks at Arizona State University from 16 August to 26 September 2010. .

4. An online course "process drama" sponsored by TESOL International during January and February 2011 about the use of drama in teaching English language.

5. Three online courses with Oregon State University starting with "Shaping the Way We Teach English" from January till March 2009.

6. A training workshop on Human Rights held in Wasit University in February 2011.

7. A three-week course on the methods of teaching in April 2011 held in the Centre of Lifelong Education/Wasit University.

8. A training workshop on "Financial Management for Non-Government Organizations in Iraq" from 5-7 February 2012. It was held at 4 points office in Baghdad .

Professional Membership:

1. Iraqi Association of Translators since 1992.

3. TESOL Iraq board member since November 2011.

4. Postcolonial Studies Association since 2015.

5. New Zealand Studies Association since 2015.

Conferences:

1. A conference for the teachers of English language at Sheraton Hotel in Baghdad (Iraq), January 2009 guided by Mark Algren, president of TESOL International.

2. The Third Conference of Wasit University (Iraq), 2009.

3. The Fourth Conference of the College of Education/ Wasit University (Iraq), April 2011.

4. TESOL Arabia in Dubai (UAE), 8-10 March 2012.

5. IATEFL conference in Glasgow (Scotland/ UK), 19-23 March 2012.

6. 1^st TEFL conference in Erbil (Iraq), 6^th of December 2012.

7. TESOL International in Dallas (USA), 20^th-23th of March 2013.

8. The Sixth Conference of the College of Education/ Wasit University (Iraq), April 2013.

9. The University of Sheffield, School of English Postgraduate Colloquium entitled ‘Space and Place’ on the 28^th of May 2015, Sheffield (UK).

10. Postcolonial Studies Association conference held at the University of Leicester (Leicester/ UK), 7-9 September 2015.

11. The University of Sussex, School of English conference entitled ‘Pacific Waves: Reverberations from Oceania’, 6-7 November 2015.

12. Minor Culture conference, held on behalf of the Cultural Studies Association of Australasia at the University of Melbourne (Melbourne/Australia), 1-3 December 2015.

13. ‘All that Glitters Is Not Gold: Critiques of Globalization in New Zealand and the Pacific’, 8-9 July 2016, Regent’s University, London, UK.

14. 16^th Triennial EACLALS Conference in Oviedo (Spain), 3-7 April 2017, ‘Performing the Urban: Embodiments, Inventories and Rhythms’.

15. Postcolonial Studies Association conference held at the University of London (London/ UK), 18-20 September 2017.

16. The 11^th International Annual Conference for the College of Education for Humanities, Wasit University, 10-11 April 2019.

17.

The 14^th Annual Conference at the Department of English, College of Education for Women, University of Baghdad on Wednesday 27/3/2019

18. The 11^th International Annual Conference for the College of Education for Humanities, Wasit University, 10-11 April 2019.

موقع الـتدريسي Thamir R. S. Az-Zubaidy - ثامر راشد شيال الزبيدي تدريسي في قسم اللغة الانكليزية