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Janina Koblewska (born 1918, died 1997) - Polish teacher, professor at the Institute of School Programs and WSP in Kielce, and lecturer (in 1956-1962) at the State Higher School of Film, Television and Theater Leon Schiller in Łódź. From 1958, Koblewska was a member of the British Association of Film and Theater Educators. She was mainly interested in the impact of mass media (film and television) on children and young people, as well as the use of these resources in the process of general and vocational education. More important works Bibliography

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