
How can technology enhance evidence-based Japanese language instruction
Technology can enhance evidence-based Japanese language instruction through several key approaches:
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Digital Resource Libraries and Personalized Learning: Advanced AI models like BERT combined with Neural Collaborative Filtering (BERT-NCF) can build digital resource libraries that offer personalized learning resources tailored to students’ needs and proficiency levels. This improves the quality and relevance of learning materials while reducing noise in data, thus supporting more effective instruction. 1
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Multimedia and Content-Based Instruction: Utilizing multimedia presentations and content-based instruction (CBI) models helps enhance student proficiency in Japanese. Multimedia tools engage multiple senses and adapt to the traditional challenges of rote memorization by making lessons more interactive and meaningful. 2
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Interactive and Remote Learning: Technology enables synchronous remote instruction and interactive language practice through video conferencing tools and specialized language apps. This accessibility helps overcome barriers such as limited bilingual teachers and time constraints, allowing scalable and differentiated instruction. 3
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Intelligent Learning Environments and AI Support: AI-powered systems like chatbots or voice/text recognition platforms provide autonomous learning opportunities and assist with tasks like grammar practice or pronunciation. These systems can reduce the workload on teachers while providing real-time student feedback. 4, 5
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Virtual Reality and Multimodal Learning: Virtual reality allows immersive, interactive environments where learners can practice Japanese in realistic contexts, aiding comprehension and retention with sensory engagement. 6
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Evidence-Based Instructional Strategies: Technology facilitates the implementation of inquiry-based learning, formative assessments, and strategic instructional feedback, which have been shown to improve student motivation, writing quality, and overall language skills in foreign language classrooms. 7
Overall, the integration of AI models, multimedia tools, remote learning platforms, and intelligent tutoring systems creates dynamic, personalized, and evidence-based instructional approaches that significantly enhance Japanese language teaching effectiveness and learner outcomes. 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7
References
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Hybrid Japanese Language Teaching Aid System with Multi-Source Information Fusion Mapping
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Chatbot-Based Application Development and Implementation as an Autonomous Language Learning Medium
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Optimization of Multimodal Japanese Teaching Model Using Virtual Reality
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Exploring Signed Literacy in Elementary Deaf Students Through Evidence-Based Instructional Methods
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ICT-Based Teaching Aids to Enhance English Language Proficiency of Indian Engineering Students
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Direct and Indirect Language Learning Strategies in Japanese Language Acquisition
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Research on Expert System of Japanese Auxiliary Teaching Based on BP Neural Network
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Network Interactive Application of High-Performance Computing Platform for Japanese Teaching
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LIKARI (Five Words in A Day) Application to Improve Vocabulary Mastery in Japanese Language Learning
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Technology-mediated PBLT: Encouraging Japanese EFL Learners to Communicate in L2