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Eight-category functional taxonomy of AI technologies in school EFL teaching

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The review categorizes the AI tools used across the 22 studies into eight functionality-based classes: NLP, chatbots and virtual tutors, gamification, adaptive learning platforms, speech and pronunciation tools, content creation and management tools, AI-powered assessment tools, and VR/AR. It reports that "NLP appears as a popular and e cient AI technology in EFL education, providing tailored, interactive experiences for students," supporting grammar correction, pronunciation feedback, and vocabulary building. The taxonomy organizes which tool types serve which language-learning aspects.

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  • Eight-category functional taxonomy of AI technologies in school EFL teaching: The review categorizes the AI tools used across the 22 studies into eight functionality-based classes: NLP, chatbots and virtual tutors, gamification, adaptive learning platforms, speech and pronunciation tools, content creation and management tools, AI-powered assessment tools, and VR/AR. It reports that "NLP appears as a popular and e cient AI technology in EFL education, providing tailored, interactive experiences for students," supporting grammar correction, pronunciation feedback, and vocabulary building. The taxonomy organizes which tool types serve which language-learning aspects. (Arnab Kundu (2024))

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  • Arnab Kundu, Tripti Bej. (2024). Transforming school EFL teaching with AI: A Systematic Review of Empirical Studies. Research Square preprint. https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-4805086/v1
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title Eight-category functional taxonomy of AI technologies in school EFL teaching
description The review categorizes the AI tools used across the 22 studies into eight functionality-based classes: NLP, chatbots and virtual tutors, gamification, adaptive learning platforms, speech and pronunciation tools, content creation and management tools, AI-powered assessment tools, and VR/AR.
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