EMPOWERING ENGLISH TEACHERS WITH AI: TOOLS AND STRATEGIES FOR THE MODERN CLASSROOM.
Keywords:
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence (AI), teaching English.Abstract
Abstract
Today, English teachers face significant challenges, such as large classes,
diverse student needs, and limited resources, even though the demand for English skills
grows worldwide. Traditional methods often fall short, having a room for innovative
solutions. This article explores how artificial intelligence (AI) tools—like grammar
checkers (e.g., Grammarly), chatbots, speech recognition software, and adaptive
platforms (e.g., Duolingo)—can help teachers personalize lessons, increase
engagement, and improve learning outcomes. AI can take over tasks such as grading,
provide real-time feedback, and support student independent learning, but challenges
including bias, privacy concerns, and accessibility remain. Teachers can get benefits
like efficiency and tailored learning, yet stress the importance of balancing AI with
human interaction. The article suggests a balanced approach, combining AI with
traditional teaching, and offers practical tips for integrating AI effectively.
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