AI-powered language learning: The role of NLP in grammar, spelling, and pronunciation feedback

Abstract. The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP) in language learning has transformed the practices of education. This paper analyzes the role of AI-powered tools in English language learning with specific focus on automated essay scoring (AES), speech recognition, and advanced grammar and spelling checkers. By examining the accuracy of the most effective AES systems, it is evident that automated feedback has increased the quality of writing by providing detailed, consistent, and objective feedback on submitted essays. Speech recognition is another tool that is being used to assess pronunciation and fluency of learners. The software is constantly improving, with advances in NLP and machine learning. The technology for fluency tests is becoming more accurate, and is helping to improve learner outcomes significantly. Lastly, we examine advanced grammar and spelling checkers, which are increasingly used for correcting the contextual errors of individual learners. The AI systems adapt to the user and their needs, which make the corrections more effective. This paper offers an overview of how AI is leading to personalized and effective language learning, ultimately enhancing the educational experience of students and embracing future possibilities in education technology.

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Applied and Computational Engineering
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2024-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.54254/2755-2721/102/20240962
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5
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Natural Language Processing Techniques
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AI-powered language learning: The role of NLP in grammar, spelling, and pronunciation feedback

Chengxin Zhu, Jiazhen Zhang, Ziyao Zhang
5 citations
Applied and Computational Engineering
Natural Language Processing Techniques
1.74
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AI-powered language learning: The role of NLP in grammar, spelling, and pronunciation feedback

Chengxin Zhu, Jiazhen Zhang, Ziyao Zhang
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Abstract. The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP) in language learning has transformed the practices of education. This paper analyzes the role of AI-powered tools in English language learning with specific focus on automated essay scoring (AES), speech recognition, and advanced grammar and spelling checkers. By examining the accuracy of the most effective AES systems, it is evident that automated feedback has increased the quality of writing by providing detailed, consistent, and objective feedback on submitted essays. Speech recognition is another tool that is being used to assess pronunciation and fluency of learners. The software is constantly improving, with advances in NLP and machine learning. The technology for fluency tests is becoming more accurate, and is helping to improve learner outcomes significantly. Lastly, we examine advanced grammar and spelling checkers, which are increasingly used for correcting the contextual errors of individual learners. The AI systems adapt to the user and their needs, which make the corrections more effective. This paper offers an overview of how AI is leading to personalized and effective language learning, ultimately enhancing the educational experience of students and embracing future possibilities in education technology.

Applied and Computational EngineeringVol. 102(1)
Macau University of Science and Technology (MO), Hong Kong Baptist University (HK), Liaoning Shihua University (CN)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Natural Language Processing Techniques
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