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Judith and others discussing mixed pace grouping and change in practice:  
Judith and others discussing mixed pace grouping and change in practice:  
In the this extract from a teacher workshop 2 days after this lesson, Judith discusses [[Video/Judith_division_scoring_short.m4v|this episode]] and the notion of pace grouping with her colleagues. They agreed that the teacher’s role was to indicate that laughing at peers was unacceptable{{Zambia|, and also that government policy for pupils to work in pace groups was problematic}}.
In the this extract from a teacher workshop 2 days after this lesson, Judith discusses [[Video/Judith_division_scoring_short.m4v|this episode]] and the notion of pace grouping with her colleagues. They agreed that the teacher’s role was to indicate that laughing at peers was unacceptable{{Zambia|, and also that government policy for pupils to work in pace groups was problematic. Note:  Since the time of recording this, mixed ability groupings have become a requirement of the Zambian education policy and not solely something advocated by the OER4Schools programme.}}.