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The articles in this collection approach the question of what is fundamental in reading in a variety of ways. The topics covered in the 30 articles include the following: teaching and learning, structural imagination and professional staff development, Zen and the art of reading, learning and learning disabilities, Piaget and Hamlet, the political economy of education, neurometric assessment of learning disabilities, uses of popular culture in the multicultural classroom, criterion-referenced tests and the reading miscue inventory, family patterns of reading problems, the teacher's role in the process of prediction, survival literacy, nature study, and managing the educational technology. Notes on the contributors are appended. (Fl).

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