AI voice journaling for future language teachers: A path to well‐being through reflective practices
Bora Demir,
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Deniz Özdemir
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British Educational Research Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 7, 2025
Abstract
This
study
aimed
to
explore
the
perceived
impact
of
using
an
AI‐powered
voice
journaling
app
in
overcoming
challenges
and
stressors
encountered
by
senior
students
enrolled
teaching
practicum
at
English
Language
Teaching
Bachelor's
programme.
The
main
objective
this
is
examine
effect
audio
diary
known
as
‘Audio
Diary’
on
general
well‐being
prospective
language
teachers.
employed
a
qualitative
methodology
focusing
themes
created
extensive
data
provided
pre‐service
Through
Audio
Diary
app,
eight
volunteer
teachers
documented
their
daily
professional
experiences,
emotional
states
over
period
4
weeks.
We
collected
through
order
understand
participants'
reflections
about
experiences.
Participant
entries
AI‐generated
output
were
stored
used
for
content
analysis.
Participants
characterised
helpful
tool
reflecting
personal
well‐being,
according
thematic
analysis
results.
Furthermore,
it
made
easier
them
communicate
comprehend
more
deeply,
gave
insightful
information
own
experiences
throughout
study.
Additionally,
app's
AI‐categorised
feedback
assisted
users
recognising
trends
areas
where
methods
needed
be
improved.
It
demonstrates,
instance,
how
apps
can
promote
reflective
practice
learning
environments.
Language: Английский
The Effect of Well-Being Interventions on English Language Pre-Service Teachers' Ability to Cope With the Challenges During Their School Practicum
IGI Global eBooks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 73 - 100
Published: April 11, 2025
This
research
explores
the
effect
of
a
well-being
intervention
program
on
pre-service
English
language
teachers'
ability
to
cope
with
challenges
during
their
school
practicum.
The
primary
goal
is
assess
how
such
interventions
impact
stress
management
and
resilience
in
real
teaching
contexts.
Ten
senior
teachers
participated
14-week
study,
which
data
were
collected
through
focus
group
interviews
before
after
intervention,
daily
self-report
charts,
gratitude
journals.
participants
was
assessed
using
PERMA
Profiler
(Butler
Kern,
2016),
measures
Positive
Emotion,
Engagement,
Relationships,
Meaning,
Accomplishment.
focused
activities
aimed
enhance
these
dimensions,
an
emphasis
reduction
positive
coping
mechanisms.
Results
indicated
that
positively
impacted
participants'
stress,
emotional
regulation,
resilience,
as
shown
reports.
findings
suggest
integrating
programs
teacher
education
foster
professional
resilience.
Language: Английский