Dominika Jagielska

Dr. Dominika Jagielska is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Pedagogy, Jagiellonian University in Krakow. She teaches courses including Contemporary Pedagogical Trends, Sociology, and Sociology of Education across multiple semesters (2024/2025 to 2026/L). Her office hours are held at Batorego 12, room 12, with consultations available by email.

Research Focus: Her work centers on Polish conservative educational thought, analyzing historical figures like Józef Szujski and Count Stanisław Tarnowski. She explores ideological frameworks in education, gender dimensions in interwar pedagogy, and social pedagogy during political transitions. Recent publications examine digital parenting risks and the legacy of resurrectionist pedagogy.

Publications Trends: Over 15 years, her research spans from 19th-century conservative pedagogy to contemporary digital challenges. Key themes include ideology in education, gendered educational models, and resilience of educational systems under political regimes.

Academic Contributions: She participates in the Polskiej Myśli Pedagogicznej seminars, contributing to mapping Polish conservative pedagogical thought. Her work bridges historical analysis with modern educational policy, particularly in family and citizenship education.