Probably one of the most intimidating branches of mathematics is the algebra. It is also most often misunderstood by most students. If you have a good foundation of the basic mathematics at the start of your basic education, you wouldn’t have a hard time dealing with algebra later on. I can still clearly remember in my elementary days when our teacher first introduced algebra, elementary algebra to be precise. I found it really confusing at first and really had a hard time solving equations. But for sure, I didn’t pay someone to do my algebra. For me it’s a challenge. And I love challenges.
It is always a good idea to deal with algebra in stride. Otherwise you would find it even more perplexing as your lessons progress over time. I make my algebra lesson the easy way possible. I set my mind to it as if I condition my mind to deal it squarely and fairly. I had my first encounter with algebra during my freshman year in high school. At that time, some of my classmates who were not as interested in math as I was, would make foolish things in the class but nonetheless, I was not deterred to learn the subject. I had a share of hard moments to solve my algebra but I never balked at it.
My love of number before I entered school might have been a factor in my interest to study more complex branches of mathematics such as algebra. My parents didn’t push us to study math in our early years but they encourage us to learn it. I encountered tough problems to solve, but it never crossed my mind to pay someone to do my algebra. Otherwise I’ll never get to learn it.