Dr. Bristol shares a strategy that will help with better learning in pharmacology for your students. By taking your students’ learning to a higher level through conceptual strategies, you can help them save time studying and have better outcomes. In this quick video, Dr. Bristol gives you background on how to do this easily and effectively.
Pharmacology and Conceptual Learning
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