khushi mittal

“Turning Boring Economics into Everyday Adventures!,Decode the World of Money with Engaging, Real-Life Lessons!”

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khushi mittal

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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

khushi graduated from guru gobind singh indraprastha university
khushi graduated from guru gobind singh indraprastha university

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Customized learning plans

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Economics research

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Homework help

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Economics for Kids

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Economics for School students

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Economics for Beginners

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.

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Economics concepts taught by khushi

Student learned 5 days ago

The session focused on learning to tell time, including reading analog clocks, understanding minutes and hours, and differentiating between AM and PM. The student practiced telling time using quizzes and learned about 'quarter past,' 'half past,' and 'quarter to.' They will continue practicing time-telling in the next session.

AM and PM

Quarter Past

Half Past

and Quarter To

Parts of a Clock

Months and Days

Understanding Hours and Minutes

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Student learned 6 days ago

The Student practiced solving multiplication and division word problems, focusing on identifying clue words and multi-step problems. They worked through examples and online quizzes, including a Harry Potter-themed quiz. The Tutor planned to revise the topic and move on to time-related concepts in the next session.

Arrays and Multiplication

Clue Words for Multiplication

Mixed Operations Word Problems

Division Word Problems

Multiplication Word Problems

Clue Words for Division

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Student learned 7 days ago

The class covered Porter's Diamond Model, including its four main determinants and two external factors. The Student learned how these factors influence a country's competitive advantage in specific industries. The Student was assigned to review notes on foreign exchange in preparation for the next session, which will focus on Part C questions.

Porter's Diamond Model of Competitive Advantage

Chance (External Factor)

Role of Government (External Factor)

Firm Strategy

Structure

and Rivalry

Related and Supporting Industries

Demand Conditions (Local Customers)

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Student learned 8 days ago

The student reviewed their problem set answers with the tutor, focusing on gasoline prices and market dynamics. The student was advised to incorporate data from provided resources and use precise economic language. They will revise their answers based on the feedback and may schedule another session to review consumer surplus calculations.

Data-Driven Economic Analysis

Supply and Demand Dynamics

Tax Revenue and Economic Surplus

Consumer and Producer Surplus Calculation

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Student learned 13 days ago

The session focused on teaching a student how to solve word problems using addition and subtraction. The student practiced identifying clue words and choosing the correct operation to solve various word problems. The session concluded with a quiz to assess understanding, and a plan was made to discuss future topics with the student's mother.

What are Word Problems?

Three Secret Steps to Solving Word Problems

Addition and Subtraction Clue Words

Solving Step-by-Step

Visual Aids for Arithmetic

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Student learned 15 days ago

The Student and Tutor concentrated on the concepts of statistical inference, especially hypothesis testing using t-statistics. They worked through examples, including coffee and bus waiting times, to practice setting up null and alternative hypotheses, calculating t-statistics, and making decisions based on the rule of thumb. The Student also learned how to compute confidence intervals.

Hypothesis Testing

Types of Alternatives: One-Sided vs. Two-Sided

Steps in Hypothesis Testing

Confidence Intervals

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Weekend lessons

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