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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence Approcahes To College Writing
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence Approcahes To College Writing
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
doesn't seem like schools have yet implemented any procedures that could help
students become better writers. According to research, artificial intelligence (AI) may
serve as a learning partner for students, assisting them in producing original ideas for
and educators frequently utilize it in academic works to convey logical reasoning and
domains for different objectives. While literary analysts use it to produce fact-based
different writers depending on their field. Professors want their students to write
theories, and empirical evidence. Simplifying complicated topics for the reader is just
There needs to be solid proof for every claim made. However, it can be challenging,
especially for new writers, to grasp the formal tone and specialized vocabulary of
those who are not native English speakers, maintaining academic integrity through
maintaining reader interest must coexist in writers' work. It can be difficult for them
to meet deadlines when they must add originality and imagination to their work. A
coherence, which is the assurance that ideas flow logically. Since academic writing
frequently must compete with other obligations, the demand for coherence must
balance with efficient time management. Scholarly writing frequently entails editing
approaches from other domains can be difficult for authors when conducting
extremely useful tool for academic writing because of these difficulties. Grammar,
structure, citations, and adherence to discipline requirements are all assisted by AI-
powered writing tools. These resources are essential for raising the effectiveness and
caliber of academic writing in addition to being useful. They give authors the
factors such as perceived usefulness and ease of use may influence the successful
integration of AI in academic courses (Chocarro et al., 2023; Davis et al., 1989; Zhai
& Ma, 2022). Constructivist theories emphasize active learning and knowledge to
(Rohde et al., 2023). CoI asserts that AI tools contribute to building a sense of
process, enhancing research productivity and improving work efficiency. This review
highlights the major ways in which AI tools can assist in academic writing,
writing in higher education student’s perspective. This study will enable to provide
and the challenges met by students and their perspective in the extent of the artificial
intelligence approach.
THE IMPACT OF
ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
APPROACH TO COLLEGE
WRITING
SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC
PROFILE
Academic essay
AGE
writing
GENDER
Essay-writing
MAJOR
process
ECONOMIC STATUS
ICT EQUIPMENTS Writing academic
essays skill
Collaborate with
future
b. Essay-writing process
demographic profile?
5.
Assumptions / Hypothesis
enrolled for the SY 2024-2025. Questionnaires were used to measure the impact of
School Admin. The outcome of this research will help the administrators to
Professor. The results of this research will help the professor to adhere the artificial
intelligence approaches that are suited to cater the needs among the students.
Students. They would be provided with useful insights and understanding about the
Definition of Terms
Artificial Intelligence
functions usually associate with human minds such as perceiving, reasoning, learning,
CHAPTER II
acquisition and instruction to suit the nuanced needs of individual learners and
mimic cognitive functions associated with human minds, such as learning and
2023; Ali, 2020). These systems are capable of rendering tailored learning
areas for improvement of each student. They harness the power of machine-learning
learners practice and refine their language proficiencies. These AI-powered entities
language barriers and fosters a multilingual ethos in educational spaces (Aldabe et al.,
2023; Roll & Wylie, 2016). Continuing this trajectory, the advancements of AI extend
by Liu (2022) and Salvagno et al. (2023), enables students to transcend linguistic
essay writing, employing a variety of refined practices and principles that are
concepts integral to scholarly writing. This includes crafting clear and concise titles
that encapsulate the essence of the work (Maiorana & Mayer, 2018), and drafting
compelling abstracts that succinctly present the core ideas, methodologies, and
reviews is also crucial, allowing students to situate their work within the existing body
of knowledge and to identify gaps that their research may address (Singh &
Lukkarila, 2017).
2017). Moreover, the adept use of specialized scientific terminology and adherence to
specific stylistic conventions are essential to convey ideas accurately and coherently.
And it is not just about structuring thoughts or using the right words; it is also about
critical thinking. Students must rigorously analyze and interpret data, synthesizing
enhancing and reshaping one another. AI, with its groundbreaking technologies and
the intricacies of language acquisition and offers tailored solutions, making the
and ethical scholarship, principles that are refined and supported by AI's capabilities.
reviews, and maintaining integrity through precise citation and referencing. The
This symbiotic relationship is not only a catalyst for global, multicultural perspectives
According to Alharbi, 2023; Dale & Viethen, 2021, students across various
These tools can help students identify and correct language errors and improve their
GPT-3, can assist students in generating content and providing suggestions for better
sentence structures and vocabulary choices (Marzuki et al., 2023). AI-driven citation
and reference management software aid students in organizing and formating their
reference lists accurately (Zhang, 2012), ensuring compliance with various citation
reviews more efficiently. AI-powered search engines and databases facilitate the
(Behrooz et al., 2023; Chichekian & Benteux, 2022). Collaborative writing platforms
for writing academic essays. Ethical considerations regarding data privacy and
property (Rodrigues, 2020; Lund & Wang, 2023; Ray, 2023). Additionally, students
need to develop critical thinking skills to evaluate the quality and reliability of AI-
generated content and avoid over-reliance on automated tools. Proper training and
(Chan, 2023; Tlili et al., 2023). Moreover, the digital divide in different countries may
affect students' access to AI tools, highlighting the need for equitable technology
academic essays, there remains a discernible gap in understanding the depth and
although AI has been a topic of global interest, the specific perceptions and
appear underexplored. This study, therefore, seeks to bridge this gap by delving into
the nuanced perspectives of these students, aiming to enrich the academic discourse
essential to explore these unique perceptions to present a more holistic view of AI's
AI-driven writing tools have garnered attention for their ability to assist
students in composing essays, offering grammar and style suggestions, and facilitating
tools on students' writing proficiency and self-efficacy. Such tools have proven to be
valuable aids for learners, especially in providing timely feedback and improving
writing skills. However, Makarius et al. (2020) highlighted the need for further
across diverse subject areas. AI's integration into academic essay writing also raises
concluded that while AI tools can be valuable in providing feedback, the guidance of
teachers remains essential in fostering critical thinking and creativity. On the ethical
stressing the need for clear guidelines and educating students about AI's limitations
ongoing concern, with Theodosiou and Read (2023) proposing methods to enhance
Elgammal (2019) & Dwivedi et al. (2023), opening new avenues for exploring AI's
education. AI-powered writing tools offer valuable support for students and educators,
but challenges in contextual understanding, bias, and ethical use demand continued
research and development. By striking a balance between human guidance and AI-
driven automation, we can harness the full potential of AI to enhance the learning
Studies have explored the diverse functionalities of these AI tools and their
significant area of interest in higher education. AI-powered writing tools have gained
prominence as valuable aids for students and writers, offering diverse functionalities
to support the writing process. Numerous studies have explored the effectiveness of
Widiati (2021) & Almusharraf and Alotaibi (2023) investigated the impact of
writing skills. The study found that students who used Grammarly demonstrated
group. AI language models, like ChatGPT, have been investigated for their potential
by Farrokhnia et al. (2023) & Rospigliosi (2023) ChatGPT was utilized to aid
graduate students in generating research proposals. The results indicated that the AI-
generated content was valuable in providing initial ideas and structuring the
proposals, though students still needed to refine and expand on the generated content.
have been explored. Kreps et al. (2022) & Holmes et al. (2022) conducted a survey
generated content's proper use. The findings emphasized the need for proper
education and guidance on AI tool usage to avoid issues of plagiarism and ensure
academic integrity.
system for essay drafts in a college writing course. The study revealed that students
appreciated the timely feedback from the AI system, which helped them make
improvements before submitting their final essays. AI tools have also been deployed
tool, among postgraduate researchers. The study found that Zotero significantly
workflow.
Evaluation systems for grading and feedback. Stahl et al. (2023) compared the
essays. The results indicated a strong correlation between AI and human scores,
growing interest in AI-powered writing tools and their potential impact on student
writing skills, productivity, and academic performance. While the benefits of AI tools
are evident, ethical considerations, the need for proper education, and refining AI-
generated content usage are essential to ensure responsible and effective integration of
education demonstrates the growing interest in AI-powered writing tools and their
While the benefits of AI tools are evident, ethical considerations, the need for proper
education, and refining AI-generated content usage are essential to ensure responsible
play a pivotal role in advancing AI writing tools' capabilities and uncovering new
This process, while fundamental, is laden with hurdles, with students often struggling
with structuring their essays effectively, constructing logical arguments, and ensuring
demanding the synthesis of information from diverse, credible sources and rigorous
literature reviews, with plagiarism and proper citation presenting significant ethical
and stylistic conventions is essential for accurate, coherent expression across various
requiring responsible, balanced use and continuous adaptation (Chan, 2023; George &
Wooden, 2023; Latif et al., 2023). Overcoming these multifaceted challenges is vital
processes and writing skills (Jin et al., 2022; Liu et al., 2023; Simonovic et al., 2023).
academic integrity and ethical writing practices is pivotal, highlighting the importance
characteristics such as gender, epistemic beliefs, and higher-order skills, and their
The seminal works of scholars like Kerman et al. (2022), Latifi et al. (2023), Noorozi
et al. (2022) and Valero Haro et al. (2022) are pivotal, providing profound insights
into how such individual characteristics and intricate belief systems impact student
writing. Kerman et al. (2022) and Latifi et al. (2023) particularly illuminate the
multifaceted ways in which gender plays a pivotal role, suggesting a need for AI tools
tandem, Noorozi et al. (2022) and Valero Haro et al. (2022) explore how epistemic
beliefs and higher-order skills significantly shape students’ attitudes, elucidating that
students with advanced beliefs and skills are likely to perceive and interact with AI
tools more positively and productively. The integration of these varied insights
underscores the need for a tailored and nuanced approach in the application of AI in
experiences while ensuring responsible and equitable access. The confluence of these
CHAPTER III
METHODOLOGY
This chapter discusses the design of research used, locale of the study,
validity of the instrument, reliability, data gathering procedure and the statistical tools
Research Design
researcher will conduct an online survey using Google Forms and will employ a
convenience sampling method. Researcher will also conduct interviews with students
to gain deeper insights. Through this approach, I will be able to explore students'
to reveal the reasons behind their choice to embrace or forgo AI tools for writing
tasks. Additionally, the study identifies the prevalent AI applications students typically
This study also aimed to determine the relationship between the impact of AI
to apply. Descriptive in the sense that extent of the impact of AI approaches in college
writing to students and its socio-demographic profile were described and discussed in
analysis and interpretation. It is primarily concerned with finding “what is” (Borg and
Gall, 2007). The descriptive design also aims to describe the nature of the present
2002).
demographic profile was determined. Salkind (2003) states that the most liked type of
correlational research. It provides some indications as to how two or more things are
related to one another or, in effect, what they share or have in common or how a
The study will be conducted in the nineteen (19) graduate school courses
Negros Occidental.
University, Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental for School Year 2024-2025 taken
Table 1
Research Subjects and Respondents
Instrumentation
To gather the needed data, this study will employ an online questionnaire
disseminated via Google Forms to garner responses from student participants. The
and transcend language barriers between Hiligaynon ang Bisaya students. The
questionnaire was meticulously crafted and was drawn from comprehensive literature
reviews (e.g. Chan & Hu, 2023; Kim et al., 2020; Lu, 2019; Shoufan, 2023) and
The questionnaire comprised four pivotal sections. The initial section solicited
participant demographic details such as gender, age, major, qualifications, the nature
of the university, and its location. The subsequent section leveraged a 5-point Likert
scale to probe participants about their familiarity with AI, the frequency of AI usage
in academic writing, and their perceptions, beliefs, and expectations regarding the
The respondents will be instructed to check the box in the survey instrument
college writing.
Scale Interpretation
5 Strongly Agree
4 Agree
3 Neutral
2 Disagree
1 Strongly Disagree
Validity of Instrument
The researcher after having the questionnaire will ask the help of her thesis
adviser to check the consistencies, contents, and organization of the items in the
questionnaire. Afterwards, she will submit it to the Thesis Committee for further
Reliability
validate the coherence and dependability of the responses obtained. This will ensure
that the results derived were reflective of the true perceptions and attitudes of the
The Google Forms survey link will be sent to the particular throughout the
different graduate program courses. The researcher will seek help from our networks,
participants, the survey link will be sent via multiple media such as Messenger Group
chats and Facebook pages, etc . Using these strategies, I hope to elicit answers from a
The researcher will use the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS)
version 27 to analyze the data. To assure accuracy, she will first import the replies
from Google Forms into Microsoft Excel and did data inspection and cleansing. The
data will be then loaded into SPSS for coding and analysis. she will need an internal
reliability study, which will yield a Cronbach's alpha score of 0.94, suggesting that all
use descriptive statistics to collect quantitative data to answer the research objectives
and to obtain insights into students' impressions of the usage of AI in college writing,