Preparing for a Renaissance in Pharmacy Education: The Need, Opportunity, and Capacity for Change
American Journal of Pharmaceutical EducationPublished 1 September 2008Open access
Robert A. Blouin, P. U. Joyner, Gary M. Pollack
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The typical approach to course delivery in higher education, particularly for those courses that are considered “foundational” and are rich with factual content, has remained unchanged for decades but does little to bolster perhaps the greatest asset of a bright and motivated student: the ability to critically assess information and utilize that assessment to solve complex problems.
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Social SciencesMedicineHealth Professions
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