Economics Tutor with Specialties in AP Subjects and Special Needs
Private tutor - Shrinidhi Pareek
Bachelors degree
$18
/ hour
Faster understanding of economic models
Students grasp economic models in less time.
Rated 4.9/5 for student engagement
Parents love how lessons keep their child engaged.
Clear explanations of complex concepts
Students grasp tough concepts through clear explanations.
About your economics tutor
Hi there! I'm Shri Nidhi Pareek , an experienced tutor with specialization in Economics and its subsidiary subjects. With a solid background in B.A, Computer Science, English Literature, and Economics from my undergraduate studies,have completed my masters in Economics and I'm onto to my PhD journey. I bring a multidisciplinary approach to my tutoring sessions. Over the past 6 years, I've honed my skills and methodologies, ensuring personalized learning experiences for my students. Moreover, my qualifications in Python and other programming languages adds a unique dimension to my teaching, integrating real-world applications into academic concepts. I'm passionate about empowering students to excel in Economics and beyond, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills along the way.
Specialities of your economics tutor
Review sessions
Homework help
Concepts learning
Job readiness
Economics research
Exam prep
Assignment help
Customized learning plans
Publication in journals
Economics class overview
Assessment and Understanding: I start by assessing my students' current level of understanding and identifying their strengths and areas for improvement. This helps me tailor my approach to meet their specific needs. Engagement and Interaction: I believe in creating an interactive and engaging learning environment. I encourage active participation from my students through discussions, activities, and hands-on exercises. This helps to reinforce concepts and keep them motivated. Feedback and Adaptation: Regular feedback is crucial for both me and my students. I provide constructive feedback to help them understand their progress and areas where they can improve. Additionally, I continuously adapt my teaching methods based on their feedback and learning styles to ensure maximum effectiveness.
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Your economics tutor also teaches
Economics
AP Macroeconomics
AP Microeconomics
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Economics concept taught by Shrinidhi
Shri Nidhi Pareek is teaching Katrina Zhang about skewness in regression analysis, covering methods to check for it (QQ plots, histograms, Shapiro-Wilk test), understanding its implications (positive/negative residual patterns), and correcting it through model specification, variable inclusion, and transformations (log, square, inverse). Shri Nidhi emphasizes the importance of understanding the underlying relationships and theoretical basis of the model, not just prediction, and encourages Katrina to review relevant literature. They plan to continue the lesson after Shri Nidhi's interview.
Shapiro-Wilk Test
Econometrics Data
Model Specification
Literature Review
Shri Nidhi Pareek tutored Katrina Zhang on interpreting regression analysis results using R, focusing on residuals, coefficients, hypothesis testing, and R-squared. Katrina ran a simple linear regression, and Shri Nidhi explained how to interpret the output and identify potential issues. They discussed future sessions to cover skewness, kurtosis, normality, and heteroscedasticity, and Katrina was assigned to review statistics and hypothesis testing.
Residual Statistics
QQ Plot Interpretation
Coefficient Sign Importance
Data Representation
Shri Nidhi Pareek tutored Katrina Zhang on the topic of multicollinearity, covering perfect vs. imperfect collinearity and its consequences on parameter estimation. Katrina was assigned to gather UK economic data (inflation, unemployment, GDP) for analysis in Excel. Shri Nidhi will use R and Python to model the data, and they will review the results and assumptions in the next session.
Time Series Data
R-squared
Coefficient of Correlation (R)
Perfect Collinearity
Shri Nidhi Pareek tutored Katrina Zhang on the Gauss-Markov theorem, its assumptions, and the concept of multicollinearity. Katrina reviewed CLRM assumptions and the implications of violating them, particularly focusing on perfect multicollinearity. Shri Nidhi assigned reading material from "Econometrics for Dummies" and plans to introduce Stata in future sessions, along with practical examples to address multicollinearity.
Gauss-Markov Theorem
Assumptions of CLRM
Multi-collinearity
Perfect Collinearity
Shri Nidhi Pareek tutored Katrina Zhang in econometrics, covering regression analysis and the Gauss-Markov theorem, with a focus on clarifying sample parameter averages and the expectation operator. Pareek is adjusting the teaching approach to prioritize interpretation and application, assigning reading and practice questions, and planning to review basic statistical concepts and specific questions in future sessions. Pareek is also creating new notes to better explain the material.
Sample vs. Population Regression Function
Biased vs. Unbiased Estimators
OLS and Linear Modeling
Gauss-Markov Theorem
Shri Nidhi Pareek tutored Katrina Zhang on econometrics, specifically covering OLS assumptions and the sum of squares (TSS, ESS, RSS). Katrina was assigned readings from DeGit and Dougherty to reinforce these concepts, and they plan to discuss the Gauss-Markov theorem in the next session.
Explained Sum of Squares
PRF and SRF
Econometrics Resources
UI Hat Calculation