Affiliation:
1. Shenyang Normal University , Shenyang , Liaoning , , China .
Abstract
Abstract
The way that artificial intelligence technology is being developed is causing a progressive evolution in college and university teaching methods and systems. This paper presents the design of the English teaching mode in colleges and universities based on artificial intelligence technology. Research on strategies for English teaching reform in colleges and universities supported by artificial intelligence technology. A weighted inference model was used to design an AI expert system, based on which an intelligent assisted learning system based on a neural network was constructed using the law of knowledge forgetting. Based on information acquisition, the random Linsen method was selected as the assessment methodology for the impact of English instruction in colleges and universities. The assessment model’s performance and errors are examined through comparison tests of the teaching evaluation model. In this article, the educational effect evaluation model has an accuracy rate of 91% and a mean square error of less than 0.002. The impact of AI-assisted English instruction on teaching is evaluated based on this. Results from studies conducted both before and following the experimental group show that the overall score increases by 12.33 points and the P-value of the four dimensions’ teaching effect is less than 0.01. The experimental group using artificial intelligence technology for English instruction received an average comprehensive score of 95 points in the actual English assessment, which is 8 points higher than the control group receiving traditional English instruction. This paper’s artificial intelligence teaching mode is believed to have a significant impact on students’ English, which is confirmed by its effectiveness and rationality. It is beneficial for teaching reform and guides enhancing and advancing English instruction in colleges and institutions.
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