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Rewriting the Curriculum: Integrating AI Prompt Engineering into EFL Writing Instruction

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It is concluded that prompt engineering should be formally integrated into EFL writing instruction to cultivate essential digital-age literacy skills and advocate for curriculum innovation that effectively bridges traditional composition pedagogy with the emerging demands of AI-mediated communication.

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