Research on the Optimization Path of Classroom Management for Foreign Language Teachers in Colleges and Universities Based on AIGC and the Construction of Its Multilevel Decision-Making Model

Hui Xu1
1Public Basic Courses Department, Wuhan Institute of Design and Sciences, Wuhan, Hubei, 430000, China

Abstract

AIGC-driven development and innovation of regional education has become an important issue, and in the context of the era when AIGC technology has triggered profound changes in education, the traditional education model is experiencing a paradigm shift from the transmission of knowledge to the cultivation of innovation ability. Based on this, we first construct a model of influencing factors in the application of AIGC in course management based on the rooting theory, and verify the proposed hypotheses to provide a theoretical basis for the construction of course management optimization and multi-level decision-making model. Then we optimize the course management of foreign language teachers in colleges and universities by relying on the all-round and multi-level innovation of AIGC in the field of education, and construct a multi-level decision-making model. In the teaching application practice, the scores of the experimental class on learning interest, learning attitude and learning motivation are all higher than 75 points after practice, and the average score is 8.87 points higher than that of the control class, and the P is less than 0.05. The learning achievement of the experimental class is increased from 73.95 to 80.95 (P < 0.05), and the optimized multilevel decision-making model of this paper has a significant effect on improving students' learning interest, learning attitude, learning motivation and learning achievement, learning attitude, learning motivation as well as learning achievement, which further validates the application effectiveness of the multilevel decision-making model and provides case references for researchers of AIGC-based instructional decision-making.

Keywords: AIGC, Rootedness Theory, Influence Factor Model, Curriculum Management Optimization, Multilevel Decision Making Model