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This document discusses factors that affect Chinese graduate students' oral participation. It references several studies on topics like cultural differences, teaching styles, learning environments, and willingness to communicate in a second language. Chinese students may be less verbally participatory in class due to cultural norms emphasizing silence, respect for authority, and collective learning rather than individualism. Teacher behaviors and classroom structures can also impact students' participation levels. Understanding these cultural and pedagogical factors is important for facilitating participation among Chinese graduate students.

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This document discusses factors that affect Chinese graduate students' oral participation. It references several studies on topics like cultural differences, teaching styles, learning environments, and willingness to communicate in a second language. Chinese students may be less verbally participatory in class due to cultural norms emphasizing silence, respect for authority, and collective learning rather than individualism. Teacher behaviors and classroom structures can also impact students' participation levels. Understanding these cultural and pedagogical factors is important for facilitating participation among Chinese graduate students.

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