Her group organizes local HPV vaccination outreach efforts with materials, publications and helplines.
Cheng and Curtis (2004) defined the term washback as the impact of testing on the focus of teaching and learning, while Bachman and Palmer (2010) emphasised its impact on education more generally, including curriculum, teaching materials, publications, students' feelings and attitudes, and teaching methods.
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A Cabinet Office spokesperson said that the new provision in the civil service code clarifies an existing requirement that civil servants must clear material for publication in advance, and brings the obligations on civil servants to obtain ministerial clearances in line with the existing obligations on special advisers.
