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Studies in Second Language Learning and Teaching

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P phenomenological inquiry examined how English language teachers perceive the influence of AI on their autonomy and indicated that AI enhanced English teachers’ autonomy over professional teaching by providing access to a wider range of teaching resources and enabling more flexible, personalized approaches.

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