Arab World English Journal (AWEJ) Special Issue on Artificial Intelligence April 2025
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Foreword

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Exploring Overreliance on AI Tools in English for Specific Purposes Courses: Challenges and Implications for Learning and Academic Integrity
Nataliia Avsheniuk, Nataliia Seminikhyna, Larysa Ruban & Yuliia Sviatiuk

3-20

Investigating College Students’ Attitudes and Perceptions of Using ChatGPT in Writing Language Essays
Iman M. Mahfouz & Marwa M. AbdelMohsen

21-39

Unlocking Potential: Saudi EFL Male Students’ Perspectives on AI Tools for Enhancing English Writing Proficiency
Dheifallah Hussein Falah Altamimi

 40-58

 Bridging the AI Gap: A Needs Analysis of Chinese Pre-Service EFL Teachers in Developing Intelligent-Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Ling Ye, Hanita Hanim Ismail & Azlina Abdul Aziz

59-80

Bridging the Divide: Saussurean Structure and Derridean Complexity in ChatGPT’s Meaning-Making
Amjad Alshalan

 81-95

Between Transformation and Preservation: Moroccan High School Teachers’ Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence’s Impact on English Teaching Quality
Ahmed Lehfid, Elhoucine Boualili & Abdelaaziz El Bakkali

 96-111

Assessing EFL Undergraduates’ Attitudes, Engagement, and Satisfaction Toward the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Enhancing Reading Comprehension
Shaden Alarifi, Manal Mohammed AlSahli & Talal Musaed Alghizzi

112-138

The Pros and Cons of ChatGPT in Foreign Language Teaching and Its Impact on Student Motivation
Müjgan Bekdaş

 139-156

Postgraduate Students’ Attitude Toward Using ChatGPT in Enhancing Their Master’s Thesis: A Mixed Method Study
Manar Mohammed Almousa & Atef Odeh AbuSa’aleek

157-175

The Application of ChatGPT in Chinese MTI Students’ Autonomous Learning
Xiaoyan He & Myoung Sook Kang

176-192

Student Satisfaction with ChatGPT as a Writing Tool in Moroccan Higher Education: A Mixed Methods StudyMohammed El Messaoudi, Aboulrhit Lamiae, Rachid Daoudi & Mounya M’rabti

193-219

 Perceptions of Students and Teachers about Hindrances of ChatGPT in Foreign Language Education
Turgay Kucuk                         

220-233

Possibilities for Improving ESP Curriculum Design and Assessment Strategies for Saudi Universities with ChatGPT
Bilel Elmotri ,Waleed Abd Elwahab Abd Elmajid Osman ,Mustafa Ahmed Al-humari ,Farid Amri ,Yasir M. Elyasa ,Fakhar Hussain Malik , Sihem Garrouri & Osama H. S. Hassanein

234-250

Enhancing Critical Thinking: Exploring Human-AI Synergy in Student Cognitive Development
Imane JAI LAMIMI, Sara EL JEMLI & Imane ZERYOUH

251-269

Enhancing Argumentative Essay Skills: Evaluating the Efficacy of AI-Powered Tools Versus the Traditional Approach Among Learners
Ma.Theresa B. Valerio

270-289

The Application of AI Translation Tools in Improving Students’ Translation Fidelity and Accuracy
Huiqiong Duan, Xiangmin Gao & Yibo Zhang

290-306

 

Incorporating ChatGPT into English Communication: Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University Students in Focus
Kaouthar RAHMANI

307-318

AI Writing Assistants and Student Competence: A Linguistic Aspect
Viktoriia Pryma, Oksana Pelivan, Tetiana Teletska, Olha Tsobenko & Natalia Zagrebelna

319-329

Exploring the Impact of AI on Critical Thinking Development in ESL: A Systematic Literature Review
Nur Yasmin Khairani Zakaria , Harwati Hashim & Khairul Azhar Jamaludin

330-347

Exploring the Use of ChatGPT in Academic Writing: A Systematic Literature Reviewon Undergraduates’ Perceptions
Belinda Marie Balraj

348-357

The Influence of ChatGPT on English Grammar Among Saudi ESL Learners
Yasir Ahmed Ali, Muhammad Mooneeb Ali, Wael Alharbi, Shazia Hamid & Saira Abbas

358-371

 

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