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INTRODUCTION TWENTY YEARS AGOï¼Œ WHEN I RECEIVED MY MA IN ENG- lish from Brown Universityï¼Œ I was sure I knew why some teenagers read so much better than others. They came from good families. Their parents had read to them as children. They grew up surrounded by books. Of course they loved reading and were good readers. Then I started teachingï¼Œ and things no longer looked so simple. I was teaching in a private Dominican boarding school in California. The girls came from wonderful homesï¼Œ but a dis- turbing number weren t avid readers; some didn t like to read at all. I was at a complete loss. I knew how to run a Chaucer seminar..ï¼Œ but teach reading? I thought there was some specialized knowledge that I didn t have. Following my navy husbandï¼Œ I moved on to Virginia. He went to seaï¼Œ and I taught in a couple of different high schools while beginning a graduate program in learning dis- abilities at Old Dominion University. I was lucky at Old Dominionï¼Œ having a visiting professor from the University of Chicagoï¼Œ Ken Jamesï¼Œ who had trained under Doris John- sonï¼Œ one of the people who helped define the field. His axiom: a diagnosis of learning disabilities is a diagnosis of