The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on English Language Learning and Pedagogy

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Authors: Sanju P. Jadhav
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Abstract

Abstract: The Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly changed educational practices across the world, especially in English Language Learning (ELL). The use of intelligent tutoring systems, adaptive learning platforms, automated writing evaluation tools, speech recognition software, and conversational applications such as those developed by AI has created new opportunities for modified and learner-centered instruction. These AI tools can analyze student performance in real time, identify strengths and weaknesses and provide immediate feedback. As a result, learners receive support in improving their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. This research paper examines the impact of AI technologies on English language learning and teaching practices focusing on student engagement, motivation, skill development, instructional efficiency and assessment methods. The research paper follows a qualitative and analytical approach based on recent studies, case analyses, and secondary sources. It explores how AI changes classroom interaction supports differentiated instruction and improves both formative and summative assessment through automated scoring and performance tracking. The findings of this paper show that AI provides quick and personalized feedback, promotes inclusive teaching, and encourages learner autonomy by allowing students to study at their own pace. AI tools also help teachers with lesson planning, curriculum design, and monitoring student progress. In addition, AI enables flexible learning environments by giving students continuous access to language resources beyond the classroom. However, this paper also highlights several challenges. These include concerns about data privacy, ethical use of student information, algorithmic bias, digital inequality, and overdependence on technology. It also raises questions about the changing role of teachers in AI-supported classrooms. Finally, this paper concludes that AI should support, not replace, human teaching. Effective use of AI requires responsible implementation, proper training for teachers, ethical guidelines, and balanced collaboration between humans and technology to ensure inclusive and meaningful language education.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Artificial Intelligence in Education Educational Technology and Pedagogy English Language Learning and Teaching

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
31 March 2026
Language
EN