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October 19, 2025Journal of Higher Education Research0 citationsOpen Access

Research on Cross-Cultural Critical Thinking Teaching in Applied Undergraduate English Courses from the Perspective of Artificial Intelligence

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JYJunting Yang

Key Points

  • AI technology enhances students' cross-cultural communication skills and critical thinking abilities, resulting in improved learning outcomes.
  • The analysis reveals that AI can offer diversified learning resources, with personalized learning paths tailored to individual student needs.
  • Teaching design and implementation strategies incorporating AI technology are proposed, demonstrating practical applications in the classroom.
  • Challenges with AI integration in teaching cross-cultural critical thinking are assessed, emphasizing the need for effective instructional methods.

Abstract

This paper explores innovative methods for teaching cross-cultural critical thinking in applied undergraduate English courses supported by artificial intelligence (AI) technology. First, it analyzes the current application of AI technology in English teaching and its potential in cross-cultural critical thinking instruction. Next, it explains the theoretical foundations of cross-cultural communication skills and critical thinking abilities, and proposes teaching design and implementation strategies that incorporate AI technology. Finally, by examining specific teaching practice cases, it assesses the effectiveness and issues of AI technology in cross-cultural critical thinking teaching. The study shows that AI technology can provide diversified learning resources and personalized learning paths, effectively enhancing students' cross-cultural communication skills and critical thinking abilities.

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Junting Yang (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f4b10d3d9d770bbc696e6ehttps://doi.org/10.32629/jher.v6i4.4312
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