Effective English communication has become an essential skill for students entering today’s academic and professional environments. Whether participating in classroom discussions, attending interviews, pursuing higher education, or working in corporate settings, students need strong communication skills to succeed. However, traditional language teaching methods often do not provide enough opportunities for learners to practise and improve their English proficiency.
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AI Detection in Classrooms: Why FairProcess Beats Surveillance
This article argues that detection-first approaches fail on their own terms, and that institutions will protect academic integrity far more effectively by building a fair process, clear expectations, disclosure, evidence of student work, and human judgment. The goal is not to abandon technology. It is to stop treating a statistical score as proof of misconduct.
