Exploration and Practice of AI-Empowered English Teaching in the Forest Protection Major

The core course "Forest Protection Professional English" at the undergraduate level is indispensable for enhancing students' professional knowledge, English proficiency, and international perspective in the field of forest protection. However, students encounter various challenges in learning this course, including difficulties in vocabulary memorization, contextual understanding, lack of learning motivation, scarcity of reference materials, and cross-cultural communication barriers, all of which contribute to the complexity of their learning process. the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has opened a new path to address these challenges. AI can simulate real-life dialogues in the context of forest protection, provide students with professional background explanations, and effectively enhance their professional knowledge and logical thinking skills. An in-depth analysis of the application of AI technology in "Forest Protection Professional English" has revealed significant improvements in teaching effectiveness. Additionally, it anticipates the broad prospects for the application of AI technology in future English teaching for forest protection majors. By exploring the application and practice of AI technology, the aim is to foster innovation in teaching methods, improve teaching quality, and contribute to cultivating more forest protection talents with an international perspective and professional competence.

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Higher education and practice.
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.62381/h241a12
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Exploration and Practice of AI-Empowered English Teaching in the Forest Protection Major

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Exploration and Practice of AI-Empowered English Teaching in the Forest Protection Major

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Abstract

The core course "Forest Protection Professional English" at the undergraduate level is indispensable for enhancing students' professional knowledge, English proficiency, and international perspective in the field of forest protection. However, students encounter various challenges in learning this course, including difficulties in vocabulary memorization, contextual understanding, lack of learning motivation, scarcity of reference materials, and cross-cultural communication barriers, all of which contribute to the complexity of their learning process. the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has opened a new path to address these challenges. AI can simulate real-life dialogues in the context of forest protection, provide students with professional background explanations, and effectively enhance their professional knowledge and logical thinking skills. An in-depth analysis of the application of AI technology in "Forest Protection Professional English" has revealed significant improvements in teaching effectiveness. Additionally, it anticipates the broad prospects for the application of AI technology in future English teaching for forest protection majors. By exploring the application and practice of AI technology, the aim is to foster innovation in teaching methods, improve teaching quality, and contribute to cultivating more forest protection talents with an international perspective and professional competence.

Higher education and practice.Vol. 1(10)
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Innovative Educational Techniques
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