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He Sun is a leading researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence and early childhood language development. Her work primarily investigates how AI-driven tools can personalize and enhance language input for young learners, reshaping foundational literacy education. In her highly cited scoping review, "AI and early language learning" (2025, 6 citations), Sun systematically maps the emerging landscape of AI applications in early language education, examining common tools, theoretical foundations, and pedagogical implications. This seminal work provides a critical framework for understanding how technologies like conversational agents and adaptive learning systems can support vocabulary acquisition and communicative competence in pre-literate children. Sun’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging computational linguistics with developmental psychology, offering evidence-based guidance for educators and technologists. Her research has already influenced curriculum design and sparked interdisciplinary dialogue on ethical AI use in early childhood settings. As a rising voice in educational technology, Sun continues to shape how we harness AI to foster equitable, engaging language learning experiences from the earliest stages of development.
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- 1AI and early language learning: A scoping review6 citations · 2025