DSLL文章 | 美国宾夕法尼亚州立大学陆小飞教授:人工智能在二语写作教学中的作用系统综述
Second language (L2) writing education is undergoing rapid transformation with the increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) tools. While research has explored AI applications across diverse educational domains, there remains a lack of systematic reviews addressing the implementation, benefits, challenges, and emerging trends of AI integration in L2 writing education. This review synthesizes 39 empirical studies published between 2019 and 2024, guided by three central questions: (1) What AI tools have been employed, and how have they been integrated into L2 writing education? (2) What benefits and challenges are associated with their use? (3) What emerging trends are shaping the future of AI integration in L2 writing education? Our findings reveal that three major tool types – automated writing evaluation systems, large language models, and specialized writing assistants – are predominantly used to support writing processes, provide feedback, and enhance learner engagement. Most tools were integrated through teacher-guided designs, highlighting the importance of structured mediation. While learners reported gains in grammar accuracy, motivation, and revision ownership, challenges included over-reliance, limited development of higher-order skills, and ethical concerns. Emerging trends point to a shift from surface-level correction toward deeper, metacognitive uses of AI and the embedding of AI in genre-based and reflective pedagogies. However, these developments remain uneven and contingent on instructional design. This review concludes by advocating for theory-informed, equity-oriented integration of AI tools, positioning them not as substitutes for instruction, but as mediational actors within a broader pedagogical ecology.
Keywords:
artificial intelligence; systematic review; second language writing education
Luo, Y., Xia, Y. & Lu, X. (2025). A Systematic Review of the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Second Language Writing Education. Digital Studies in Language and Literature. https://doi.org/10.1515/dsll-2025-0001
美国宾夕法尼亚州立大学应用语言学系George C. and Jane G. Greer冠名教授。主要研究领域为语料库语言学、学术英语、二语写作、二语习得及计算机辅助语言教学。在Applied Linguistics、Behavior Research Methods、Language Learning、Studies in Second Language Acquisition、TESOL Quarterly、The Modern Language Journal等权威期刊发表论文100余篇。最新专著Corpus Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition: Perspectives, Issues, and Findings于2023年由Routledge出版。2022年以来,持续入选斯坦福大学发布的语言学领域全球2%顶尖科学家“年度影响力和“终身影响力”榜单。获得Journal of English for Academic Purposes 2023年年度最佳论文奖。开发的句法与词汇复杂度分析器得到国际上二语写作与习得研究者的广泛应用。
Digital Studies in Language and Literature(《数字语言文学研究(英文)》,ISSN: 2943-0607)是由重庆大学主办,与国际著名出版公司德古意特(De Gruyter)合作出版的英文国际学术期刊,由重庆大学莫启扬教授、香港理工大学李少锋教授、阿拉巴马大学Albert Pionke教授担任主编,重庆大学王江教授担任执行主编,重庆大学范蓓教授、马里兰大学Bronson Hui助理教授担任副主编,来自十多个国家和地区的40余位领域内知名专家学者担任编委会委员。期刊以技术和数据驱动下的人文计算方法为核心,聚焦语言、文学和翻译学科研究成果,辐射文史哲艺等传统人文学科的最新研究进展。
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