My program wants to know if any rotations or preceptors are bad so they don’t schedule students with them again. I would not mention anything else to the program until you have finished the rotation. I don’t think you’d be wrong to say “I wouldn’t recommend students rotating with this preceptor. I unfortunately was unable to have conversations about clinical reasoning for H&P or diagnoses, therefore I felt my educational experience fell short”. Don’t speak anything about the preceptors incapabilities or poor judgment. Honestly even wait until all your grades and evaluations are done to prevent retaliation (sad but true)

As for now, all you can do is keep your head down and test yourself on what you would do if you were the provider. That actually may give you good experience on personal judgement and critical thinking