Sabine Seichter

Sabine Seichter is a University Professor in Educational Science at Paris Lodron University Salzburg. She serves as a project manager for the Dictionary of Pedagogy (2025-2028) and leads the Literacy and Social Justice (LSG) research project (2019-2021). Her scholarly work focuses on critical pedagogy, historical analysis of educational movements, and social justice in literacy education.

• Member, European Academy of Sciences and Arts (Humanities Class, 2018)

Her recent publications and lectures analyze Maria Montessori's ideological complexities, including racial theories and the 'dream of the perfect child.' She contributes extensively to the Vierteljahrsschrift für wissenschaftliche Pädagogik editorial board, shaping discourse on topics like gender representation in educational theory and pedagogical professionalism. Media engagements highlight her critiques of punitive educational practices and historical figures like Johanna Haarer. Her work bridges academic research with public dialogue through lectures and media appearances.