khushi mittal
“Turning Boring Economics into Everyday Adventures!,Decode the World of Money with Engaging, Real-Life Lessons!”
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khushi mittal
Masters degree
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About your economics tutor
I’m khushi , and I’m really excited to help you explore the world of Economics — the subject that explains how people, businesses, and governments make choices every single day! I’ve started teaching high school economics , guiding students through everything from basic concepts like demand and supply to real-world applications like inflation, budgeting, and global trade. My goal is to make economics easy to understand, relatable, and fun — with examples from daily life, current news, and even memes sometimes! 😄 I’ve helped students: Build strong fundamentals for board exams and college-level economics 📘 Improve their critical thinking and analytical skills 💡 Connect theory with real-life issues like markets, money, and sustainability 🌍 If you’re curious, love discussions, and enjoy learning through examples, you’ll love my classes. Let’s make economics something you don’t just study — but actually see everywhere around you!
khushi graduated from guru gobind singh indraprastha university
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Student types for economics class
Economics for Beginners
Economics for School students
Economics for Kids
Economics class quick guide
My teaching approach is all about making Economics easy, practical, and enjoyable for students. I focus on building strong conceptual understanding rather than rote learning, so students can connect every topic to real life. I begin each concept with simple, relatable examples — something students can easily link to their daily experiences. For instance, when teaching demand and supply, I might relate it to how prices of snacks or movie tickets change with popularity. Once students understand the logic, I gradually introduce technical terms and graphs so they feel confident at every step. I use a “learn by doing” approach — classroom discussions, mini role-plays, market simulations, and short quizzes help students apply what they learn. I also bring in current events, case studies, and videos so that theory connects directly to what’s happening in the world around them. For visual learners, I use charts, mind maps, and infographics to simplify complex ideas. For analytical learners, I provide problem-based questions and data interpretation activities. This ensures that every student learns in their own best way.
Your economics tutor also teaches
Econometrics
Economics
Microeconomics
Market Structures
Supply and Demand
International Economics
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Economics concepts taught by khushi
The Tutor and Student worked through a variety of mathematics problems, including unit conversions, measurement comparisons, word problems involving division and subtraction, decimal operations, time conversions, perimeter calculations, and fraction arithmetic with unlike denominators. The Tutor provided guidance and step-by-step explanations for each problem.
Perimeter of a Rectangle
Least Common Multiple (LCM) for Fraction Operations
Time Calculations on a 24-Hour Clock
Unit Conversion: Inches to Centimeters
Problem Solving with Subtraction and Addition
Unit Conversion: Feet to Meters
The student and tutor worked through various math problems covering magic squares, time calculations, angle identification, multiplication using the distributive property, bar chart interpretation, and comparing rates. The student practiced addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as unit conversion and problem-solving strategies. Homework was assigned to practice concepts on specific pages.
Fraction Equivalence and Simplification
Bar Charts and Data Interpretation
Using the Distributive Property
Place Value and Multiplication Rules
Time Conversions and Calculations
Magic Squares
Types of Angles and Their Measures
The Tutor and Student worked through various mathematics problems, including identifying factors, coordinate plotting, solving word problems with fractions and sequences, rounding numbers, and basic multiplication and division. The session focused on practicing these mathematical concepts and ensuring the Student's understanding through guided problem-solving.
Factors and Common Factors
Repeated Addition as Multiplication
Problem Solving with Fractions and Addition
Number Sequences
Rounding Numbers to the Nearest Thousand
Coordinate Geometry on a Grid
Fractions of a Whole
The Tutor and Student worked through various mathematical concepts including coordinate geometry, polygons, arithmetic operations (subtraction, division, multiplication), graph interpretation, time calculations, symmetry, and number place value. The student practiced plotting points, solving word problems, and identifying geometric shapes and concepts. The next session will continue with practice on remaining pages.
Coordinate Geometry: Plotting Points
Polygons: Identifying and Naming
Basic Arithmetic: Division with Remainders
Interpreting Line Graphs: Time and Distance
Time Calculations: Adding and Subtracting Minutes
Symmetry: Lines of Reflection
Place Value: Millions and Large Numbers
The Tutor and Student practiced subtraction and addition skills through quizzes. The Student worked on applying borrowing techniques in subtraction and correct carry placement in addition, with the Tutor providing guidance and correction. The session concluded with a plan to cover multiplication and division in the next class.
Subtraction with Borrowing
Addition with Carrying
Understanding Place Value in Subtraction
The tutor and students reviewed the concept of price elasticity of demand, including its calculation and the distinction between elastic and inelastic goods. They then applied this to analyze how currency depreciation and appreciation impact export revenues, considering scenarios with both elastic and inelastic demand for exports.
Impact of Exchange Rates on Exports
Short and Long Extended Response Writing
Price Elasticity of Demand
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