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The aim was to examine how generative AI feedback affects EFL learners' writing skills and revision habits.

June 12, 2025Discover EducationOpen Access

Generative AI-assisted feedback and EFL writing: a study on proficiency, revision frequency and writing quality

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MMMohamed MekheimerBeni-Suef University

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Randomized trial explores writing quality improvements in EFL learners through AI feedback, suggesting effective integration with traditional teaching.

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The aim was to examine how generative AI feedback affects EFL learners' writing skills and revision habits.
60 postgraduate EFL students were randomly assigned to an experimental group using Grammarly or a control group with traditional instruction.
Pre- and post-tests assessed writing proficiency, alongside semi-structured interviews with 25 experimental group students.
Quantitative and qualitative data were collected for comprehensive analysis.
The experimental group achieved significantly higher post-test scores than the control group.
Increased use of AI features correlated positively with higher revision frequency and improvements in writing quality across content, organization, and cohesion.
AI-assisted feedback promoted higher engagement and confidence among students, highlighting the importance of integrating AI strategically in instruction.

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Mohamed Mekheimer (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ea230f4f73c4e665aa136d https://doi.org/10.1007/s44217-025-00602-7

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Randomized trial explores writing quality improvements in EFL learners through AI feedback, suggesting effective integration with traditional teaching.

Generative AI-assisted feedback and EFL writing: a study on proficiency, revision frequency and writing quality

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Generative AI-assisted feedback and EFL writing: a study on proficiency, revision frequency and writing quality

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