Homo Romānus I

Dr Aleksandra Klęczar is a graduate of the University of Warsaw (UJ) and the University of Oxford. She has taught Latin, Greek, and Ancient Culture in secondary schools in her hometown of Kęty and in Kraków. She is currently employed as an academic lecturer at the Institute of Classical Philology, University of Warsaw. Her academic interests include classical literature and mythology, ancient legends of Alexander the Great, and the presence of ancient traditions in popular culture.

Dr Janusz Ryba is a Doctor of Humanities specialising in linguistics, a research and teaching staff member at the Institute of Classical Philology, Jagiellonian University, and a classical languages teacher at the I General Secondary School named after B. Nowodworski in Krakow.

As part of the collaboration, she conducted a course for examiners of the high school graduation examination in Latin and Ancient Culture, assessed high school graduation works in Latin and Ancient Culture, and for five years led the national team evaluating graduation tasks. She developed workshop materials for teachers aimed at enhancing assessment skills and constructing examination tasks.