This analysis reveals AI agents enhance teacher-student interaction in college English, suggesting a shift towards autonomous learning.
This study addresses college English classroom teaching reform in the AI era, aiming to overcome traditional limitations, such as weak teacher-student interaction, insufficient autonomy, and uneven proficiency levels, to meet language communication and cross-cultural needs. The reform drives competence-based, technology-enabled transformation via a customized ChatGLM “English Learning Tutor” based on authoritative knowledge bases, and the ima.copilot knowledge base, utilizing Knowledge Retrieval Enhancement (RAG) technology to reduce AI hallucinations. Results show teachers saved 70% of their time on grading and 60% of their time on exercise design; CCMC pilot students achieved 15-20% higher CET-4/6 writing/translation scores, 20-30% better group problem-solving, and enhanced personalized feedback. Prioritizing AI empowerment over technical accumulation, the new teaching model transforms teachers into “precise instruction designers” and students into “active explorers”.
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Xuning Zhang (2025) studied this question.
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