'AN INTIMATE SPECTATOR': JEWISH WOMEN REFLECT ON ADULT STUDY.

Jewish adult women increasingly are taking advantage of unique study opportunities previously closed to them. This article is the result of a survey directed at adult Jewish women in every denomination who came back to the classroom as adults. It aims to assess why they returned, what their educational expectations are, and how those expectations have been met. The results should prove instructive to institutions catering to the unique needs of this population. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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