Algebra is a subject that demands consistent effort. Effective time management is not a suggestion; it's a requirement.

Technique 1: The Rule of 'Same Day'. Do your algebra homework the same day it is assigned. The concepts will be fresh, and it will take half the time.

Technique 2: The 'Pomodoro' Method. Study in focused 25-minute intervals, with a 5-minute break in between. This maximizes focus.

Technique 3: Schedule It. Don't just 'study when you have time.' Put it in your calendar like a real appointment: '4:30-5:15 PM: Algebra Practice.'

Technique 4: Batch Your Tasks. Have a specific day for watching videos, a day for doing practice worksheets, and a day for reviewing notes.

Technique 5: The '80/20' Rule for Studying. Spend 80% of your time on the 20% of topics that are the most difficult for you.

Avoid multi-hour, marathon cram sessions. They are incredibly inefficient and lead to burnout.

Consistent, shorter, focused sessions are far more effective for long-term retention.

You don't need more time. You need a better system for the time you have.

Manage your time effectively, and you will find that you have more than enough to succeed.