Aug 2026· Language, Technology, and Social Media· 0 citations· 23 references
TL;DR
The results imply that the use of AI‑mediated feedback, when systematically integrated with teacher support, can be an effective and scalable way to advance EFL learners’ writing skills in similar contexts.
Abstract
The present paper focused on examining the application of GPT‑5.5 as an automated corrective feedback tool for improving the writing skills of 60 Omani pre‑intermediate EFL students enrolled in a foundation program. A quasi‑experimental pretest–posttest design was used, and the participants were divided into two groups, namely an experimental group and a control group, each receiving instruction on advantages‑and‑disadvantages essays. While both groups followed the same syllabus and classroom procedures, only the experimental group utilized GPT‑5.5 AI tool for iterative feedback and revision, supplemented by teacher explanation and clarification. The analytic scoring of the pretest and posttest compositions demonstrated that both groups made progress, yet the experimental group scored substantially better on the posttest, with a large effect size. The results imply that the use of AI‑mediated feedback, when systematically integrated with teacher support, can be an effective and scalable way to advance EFL learners’ writing skills in similar contexts.
Findings indicate that ChatGPT can be a useful supplementary tool in writing instruction, while teacher feedback remains essential for providing personalized guidance.
Priskila Go, H. B. Sihombing· JURNAL ILMIAH PENDIDIKAN KEB...· 0 citations
The study argues that artificial intelligence should be integrated into a hybrid model that enriches the feedback process rather than replacing the teacher, and displays a division of labor across writing dimensions, complementing rather than replacing each other.
The evidence suggests that ChatGPT cannot completely replace writing instructors, especially for low-proficiency learners, as over-reliance on AI may inhibit writing growth, but ChatGPT can still be used as a viable aid to correct errors and refine expressions to develop writing confidence, and advanced learners need t...
Chenlong Zhang· Journal of Contemporary Educ...· 0 citations
Results demonstrated that the experimental group significantly outperformed the control group in both writing skills and all four self-efficacy domains, reflecting the positive effects of integrating AWCF with teacher feedback via the strategic application of the ARCS-V model.
Eman Mahmoud Ibrahim Alian· Technology in Language Teach...· 1 citation
This study examined ChatGPT-4.0 as a feedback tool in Chinese as a Second Language writing instruction, focusing on writing performance and writing self-efficacy. An eight-week quasi-experimental intervention was conducted with 53 intermediate-to-advanced CSL undergraduates in East China. The experimental group receive...
Guan Huang, Hui-Jing Chen· Language Learning & Tech...· 0 citations
Results showed that the MI intervention significantly improved students’ strategy knowledge and all dimensions of metacognitive strategy use, and has important pedagogical implications for designing and implementing situated metacognitive scaffolding to support EFL writers’ critical and effective engagement with GenAI‐...
Daisy Yan· International Journal of App...· 0 citations
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