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This study compares ChatGPT’s performance to human instructors in grading Japanese university students' EFL essays. Results highlight strong alignment on objective elements like formatting, but significant discrepancies in areas such as body paragraph development and language use. Findings support the cautious integration of AI as a grading aid, with human oversight remaining essential for subjective writing criteria.
Summary
This study compares ChatGPT’s performance to human instructors in grading Japanese university students' EFL essays. Results highlight strong alignment on objective elements like formatting, but significant discrepancies in areas such as body paragraph development and language use. Findings support the cautious integration of AI as a grading aid, with human oversight remaining essential for subjective writing criteria.
| Teaching Context | College and university education |
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