Aug 2026· International Journal of English Language and Communication Studies· 0 citations
TL;DR
The notion that using AI in language learning requires the wisdom of human content designers and educational experts is concluded.
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been an essential part of human lives in the 21st century. This paper
focuses on examining the role of AI in English language learning, how effective it is, and what
practical methods can be used to apply it effectively. AI has the potential to transform the
functioning of the education system, increase the competitiveness of institutions and empower
teachers and students at all levels. With intelligent content of instructions and testing, Artificial
Intelligence allows focusing on the needs of both teacher and the learner. The study is anchored
on the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) proposed by Davis (1989). The paper discusses what
we are afraid about AI in language learning. A survey was conducted in 2022 for English language
learners in the Federal College of Education Yola, Adamawa State of Nigeria. It analyzes the
responses of 200 students. The responses show a very high level (83-100%) of understanding AI
in language learning. It allies the fear and opinion that cyber-attacks will happen about future
personalized accounts which involves the risk of losing personal information. Students fear losing
a natural environment with speakers and their real emotions. Furthermore, the paper evaluates a
very high level (98%) of learners’ spontaneity and creativity lack using AI in language learning.
The paper concludes with the notion that using AI in language learning requires the wisdom of
human content designers and educational experts.
The scientific novelty of this study lies in the identification and description of a new educational paradigm — learning in the flow — implemented by integrating AI assistants into the user's everyday digital environment, blurring the line between learning and real-world communication.
E. Bobonova· Journal of Pedagogical Studi...· 0 citations
The article concludes that the educational value of AI is determined less by the novelty of a particular tool than by the quality of its pedagogical integration and human oversight, critical thinking, and clearly defined learning objectives should remain central to AI-enhanced education.
Voxabov Doniyor Ibroximovich· International Journal of Ped...· 0 citations
The impact of AI in ELT is explored, its impact on language abilities is considered, and the shifting nature of the teacher's role, its challenges and future possibilities are discussed.
K. Karthickraja, S. Geetha· Stanzaleaf International Jou...· 0 citations
This study investigates junior high school English teachers' perspectives on using AI in preparing English teaching materials, with particular emphasis on their attitudes, perceived benefits, and challenges encountered.
Background. In recent years, both domestic and international educational research has shown growing interest in the use of artificial intelligence (AI)-based tools in foreign language learning. English, which continues to serve as the primary language of academic and professional communication worldwide, requires teach...
A methodology that is focused on the needs of the learner and on the learning goals, checks whether or not artificial intelligence provides a real instructional benefit, and then assigns the appropriate responsibilities to the technology, the learner, and the teacher.
Gohar Hambardzumyan· Universal Library of Languag...· 0 citations
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