Students' conceptions about the sense of smell

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Students' conceptions about the sense of smell. / Dreyer, Julia; Hofer, Elisabeth.
Project-based Education and other Student-activation Strategies and Issues in Science Education XIX.: Conference proceedings. ed. / Martin Rusek; Martina Tóthová. Prague: Charles University, 2022. p. 86-94 (Project-based education and other activating strategies in science education (PBE); Vol. 19).

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Harvard

Dreyer, J & Hofer, E 2022, Students' conceptions about the sense of smell. in M Rusek & M Tóthová (eds), Project-based Education and other Student-activation Strategies and Issues in Science Education XIX.: Conference proceedings. Project-based education and other activating strategies in science education (PBE), vol. 19, Charles University, Prague, pp. 86-94, Project-based and other activating strategies and issues of science education - PBE 2021, 04.11.21. <https://pages.pedf.cuni.cz/pbe/files/2022/10/ProceedingsPBE2021_final.pdf>

APA

Dreyer, J., & Hofer, E. (2022). Students' conceptions about the sense of smell. In M. Rusek, & M. Tóthová (Eds.), Project-based Education and other Student-activation Strategies and Issues in Science Education XIX.: Conference proceedings (pp. 86-94). (Project-based education and other activating strategies in science education (PBE); Vol. 19). Charles University. https://pages.pedf.cuni.cz/pbe/files/2022/10/ProceedingsPBE2021_final.pdf

Vancouver

Dreyer J, Hofer E. Students' conceptions about the sense of smell. In Rusek M, Tóthová M, editors, Project-based Education and other Student-activation Strategies and Issues in Science Education XIX.: Conference proceedings. Prague: Charles University. 2022. p. 86-94. (Project-based education and other activating strategies in science education (PBE)).

Bibtex

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