Raegan Wolff
Sam, 15, me, ??, Brett, 22, Nick, 20
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So when you have college & high school kids, your family pics are selfies...LOL!
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Sample Recording
Click here to watch a Pre-Pre-Algebra Class. Keep in mind this is from a live class and it has not been edited. We encourage class participation and time is given to students to ask questions and to clarify concepts.
About Mrs. Wolff
I love middle schoolers! I have, by choice, taught middle schoolers at home school co-ops, church, and tutoring classes. My favorite season of life with my own children were when they were in middle school. Getting to experience a student's brain make the transition from concrete thinking to abstract thinking is really exciting. The same is true with math during middle school. The concepts become more abstract, and the transition that the students make is truly metamorphic to watch.
I come from a family of educators. My dad was a high school Algebra teacher. He was, in fact. my high school Algebra teacher. My mom was my high school counselor. I pretty much had to excel in high school math and behave during high school. That's what happens when you are raised in a small rural town in Oklahoma.
I attended Oklahoma State University my first two years of college. When I decided to become a teacher, I transferred to Northeastern State University (Okla), which is the "teacher" college in the state. I graduated with a BS in Education (Elementary-Jr. High). I have since taught in public schools in Texas, tutored many middle school and high school students, taught home school classes, and have home schooled my own children. Two of my three boys are graduated. Yay! Our oldest son graduates from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas in May! WooHoo!! The middle son plays baseball at Blinn JUCO in Brenham, Texas. Our youngest son is a sophomore in high school this year. He keeps us busy with basketball & his many social activities. LOL!! I have been married to my wonderful husband for 25 years. He is a native Houstonian. He is kind, patient, and a wonderful husband and father. We really, really like him. :)
I am looking forward to introducing your student to Pre-Pre Algebra. It is the beginning of the math journey for your student's success throughout his high school years. A strong foundation will make your student more confident as each year of math concepts become more challenging.
I come from a family of educators. My dad was a high school Algebra teacher. He was, in fact. my high school Algebra teacher. My mom was my high school counselor. I pretty much had to excel in high school math and behave during high school. That's what happens when you are raised in a small rural town in Oklahoma.
I attended Oklahoma State University my first two years of college. When I decided to become a teacher, I transferred to Northeastern State University (Okla), which is the "teacher" college in the state. I graduated with a BS in Education (Elementary-Jr. High). I have since taught in public schools in Texas, tutored many middle school and high school students, taught home school classes, and have home schooled my own children. Two of my three boys are graduated. Yay! Our oldest son graduates from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas in May! WooHoo!! The middle son plays baseball at Blinn JUCO in Brenham, Texas. Our youngest son is a sophomore in high school this year. He keeps us busy with basketball & his many social activities. LOL!! I have been married to my wonderful husband for 25 years. He is a native Houstonian. He is kind, patient, and a wonderful husband and father. We really, really like him. :)
I am looking forward to introducing your student to Pre-Pre Algebra. It is the beginning of the math journey for your student's success throughout his high school years. A strong foundation will make your student more confident as each year of math concepts become more challenging.
Parents tell me:
"Very encouraging. My daughter thought this class would be too difficult, but it turns out she has become very confident!"
"One of my favorite things about Mrs. Wolff is that she homeschooled her kids and that helps to have a teacher who understands the challenges of homeschooling. She has been such a help getting my son used to an online class with a live teacher and she has been so encouraging to me and given great advice on how to motivate my son to study and turn quizzes & tests in on time. My son enjoys logging on for classes each week and always comments to me how fun Mrs. Wolff is, plus he likes her accent."
"Very good teacher, kind and understanding! She is patient and takes time with each child's needs to make sure they are being fulfilled!"
"Very communicative, teaching my child in a way she understands. Math has always been hard for my daughter. This is the first time she is doing well in math. She actually understands what she’s being taught. This definitely speaks volumes about how good of a teacher Mrs Wolff is."
"One of my favorite things about Mrs. Wolff is that she homeschooled her kids and that helps to have a teacher who understands the challenges of homeschooling. She has been such a help getting my son used to an online class with a live teacher and she has been so encouraging to me and given great advice on how to motivate my son to study and turn quizzes & tests in on time. My son enjoys logging on for classes each week and always comments to me how fun Mrs. Wolff is, plus he likes her accent."
"Very good teacher, kind and understanding! She is patient and takes time with each child's needs to make sure they are being fulfilled!"
"Very communicative, teaching my child in a way she understands. Math has always been hard for my daughter. This is the first time she is doing well in math. She actually understands what she’s being taught. This definitely speaks volumes about how good of a teacher Mrs Wolff is."