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ReadTheory began in a small classroom in central North Carolina. In 2010, ReadTheory’s founder, Tanner Hock, 
was working as a basic skills English instructor at Alamance Community College. While there, he struggled to find materials that were actually appropriate for the levels of his students. So, like every good teacher, he decided to just make the resources himself.

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  • "I love the quality of the ReadTheory questions. They're very high-level and prepare students for standardized testing. I really appreciate all of the vocabulary, too."

  • "When students ask how to study for the state exam, I remind them that we've been preparing for it all year long with ReadTheory. We've got it taken care of."

  • "ReadTheory prepares students for state-mandated diagnostics and assessments, because they practice these digital skills of reading and typing every day."

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  • Helping Special Education Students to Develop Higher Order Thinking Skills

  • Mitchell High School - Customer Case Study

  • Preparing for Standardized Testing by Focusing on Question Types

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