The Application of AI-Enhanced Learning Platforms in Teaching English Grammar to Non-English Majors at Van Hien University

Từ khóa:
AI-enhanced learning platforms gamification English grammar non-English majors EFL
Tóm tắt
Teaching English grammar to non-English majors often faces challenges such as a lack of student motivation and limited exposure to the language. AI-enhanced learning platforms, such as Quizizz, Blooket, Wordwall, and Kahoot!, offer innovative solutions by gamifying grammar instruction, providing immediate feedback, and personalizing the learning experience. This library research investigates how these platforms can be used to improve grammar proficiency among non-English majors in English as a Foreign Language (EFL) contexts. Drawing on recent studies, the paper examines how these tools improve grammatical accuracy, spark student engagement, and address challenges like technological barriers and teacher training requirements. Findings suggest that when thoughtfully integrated into curricula, AI-enhanced platforms can significantly improve grammar learning outcomes. Recommendations are provided for implementing these platforms at institutions like Van Hien University to optimize teaching effectiveness in tertiary EFL settings.
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