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Schuster, Diane Tickton – Journal of Jewish Education, 2011
Research about Jewish choral singers provides insight to a previously unstudied population of adult Jewish learners. Drawing on over 2,000 responses to the First-Ever Survey of Jewish Choral Activity, this article describes how Jewish choral experiences enable adults to deepen their involvement in Jewish life and learning. Survey results suggest…
Descriptors: Jews, Singing, Skill Development, Adult Education
Schuster, Diane Tickton; Grant, Lisa D. – Journal of Jewish Education, 2005
This article describes the emergence of the field of adult Jewish learning and the need for research in this burgeoning aspect of contemporary Jewish life. The authors describe the context in which the upsurge of adult Jewish learning has occurred, drawing attention to the absence of systematic data collection about programs, funding structures,…
Descriptors: Jews, Teaching Methods, Judaism, Religious Education
Schuster, Diane Tickton – Journal of Jewish Education, 2005
During the past decade, the author has conducted research about the learning journeys of contemporary Jewish adults enriched by insights of adult education scholars and practitioners. While the author has benefited from the perspectives of colleagues, it is the burgeoning population of adult students that has most profoundly influenced her…
Descriptors: Jews, Adult Students, Adult Learning, Judaism

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