"The California critical thinking instruments for benchmarking, program assessment, and directing curricular change"
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Critical thinking.; Assessment.; California Critical Thinking Skills Test (CCTST); California Critical Thinking Skills Test Disposition Index (CCTDI); Pharmacy--Study and teaching.; Critical thinking--Study and teaching (Higher)Description
Charles R. Phillips is an Associate Professor of Pharmacy Administration/Dept. Chair of Pharmacy Practice, Renae J. Chesnut is Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs. Raylene M. Rospond is Dean, Pharmacy and Health Sciences. All three are in the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences at Drake University. They can be contacted at: chuck.phillips@drake.edu, renae.chesnut@drake.edu, and raylene.rospond@drake.eduCollections
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