Getting better at algebra isn't about magic. It's about a few powerful, consistent habits.

Habit #1: Aggressive Practice. Don't just do homework. Find extra problems. Actively hunt for challenges.

Habit #2: Embrace Confusion. Confusion is not failure. It's the signal that you are at the edge of your knowledge. It's a good sign.

Habit #3: Teach What You Learn. Try to explain a concept to a friend or family member. This reveals your own gaps.

Habit #4: Analyze Your Mistakes. Every error is a lesson. Why did you make it? What was the flawed thought? Find it.

Habit #5: Master the 'Why.' Don't just accept a rule. Dig until you understand WHY it works. This is the path to true mastery.

Getting better is a choice you make every day, not a talent you are born with.

It's about being an active warrior, not a passive victim of the subject.

The secret is simple: More time on task, more focus on your errors, more curiosity about the 'why.'

You don't need to be a genius to get better. You just need to be relentless.