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Participation-based pedagogy: How congruent is it with Chinese cultures of learning?
William Thomas LITTLEWOOD
Department of English Language Education (ELE)
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Pedagogy
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Mainland China
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Chinese Culture
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Learning Culture
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Learning English
50%
Hong Kong
50%
Welcome
50%
Student Learning
50%
Positive Attitude
50%
Copyright
50%
Singapore
50%
Learning Context
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Hong Kong Chinese
50%
Tertiary Students
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Specific Learning
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Asian Context
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Chinese Students
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Interactive Learning
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Student Interest
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Guangxi
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Normal University
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Chinese Learners
50%
Classroom Learning
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Active Participation
50%
Shyness
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Student Readiness
50%
Learning Preferences
50%
Student Knowledge
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Tiredness
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Being Wrong
50%
Common Perceptions
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Social Sciences
Chinese
100%
Mainland China
100%
Chinese Culture
100%
Hong Kong
50%
Hong Kong China
50%
Student Learning
50%
Learning Context
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Stereotypes
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Student Knowledge
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