Large language models have the ability to efficiently complete tasks such as automatic summarization and machine translation in the field of natural language processing, and are considered to have the potential to achieve general artificial intelligence. They are widely used in interactive question answering systems, such as chatbots. These models not only understand generated text, but also handle multimodal information. This article explores the application of the big language model in English teaching, aiming to help teachers and students learn the language more efficiently and enhance their comprehensive literacy. Using these models is simple, just write natural language prompts, and prompt engineering is the key to their effectiveness in teaching.
The big language model plays the roles of "substitute" and "upgrade" in English teaching, completing teacher tasks and implementing complex teaching scenarios, respectively. As an "intelligent assistant", the model serves as a "language consultant", "language companion", and "language assessment expert" in teaching. Language consultants provide language knowledge, language partners assist in language communication, and language assessment experts evaluate language output. Prompt engineering is the key to implementing model teaching applications, including clarifying requirements, writing prompts, checking results, and modifying prompts. Users interact with the model through text prompts to optimize teaching effectiveness. Cultivating the literacy of asking business questions and enhancing the ability to write prompts and innovate are important directions for education in the era of artificial intelligence.
This chapter explores the application of the big language model in English teaching, particularly its role in teaching the five skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation. In listening teaching, the big language model serves as a language consultant to help identify and screen key language points. In oral teaching, models serve as language companions and provide feedback on natural language flow through voice interaction functions, which helps alleviate students' anxiety and enhance learning motivation. In reading instruction, models also serve as language companions, enhancing students' critical thinking and creativity through interactive reading. In writing teaching, models serve as language advisors to help students understand the differences in text across different language domains. In translation teaching, models act as language assessment experts to evaluate the accuracy and naturalness of translation. The writing of prompts is crucial for the application of models in different roles, and requires precise design based on the model's role and task objectives. The application of big language models has brought new changes to English teaching, providing faster language knowledge, enhancing the authenticity and immersion of language use, and assisting teachers and students in effective language assessment.
The big language model has the advantage of ease of use in English teaching, which can quickly provide language knowledge and lower the learning threshold. Future models will integrate more nonverbal knowledge, interact with students through virtual images, and provide more realistic language usage contexts. Studying the interaction process between students and models can help understand learning difficulties and strategies. However, the model output may be incorrect, and there is a risk of excessive dependence due to non real communication with the model. Models should serve as auxiliary tools, with teachers taking the lead in the learning process. The foreign language academic community should establish a new paradigm of human-computer collaborative teaching and explore the path of collaborative development with artificial intelligence.
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