shambhavee agarwal
Transforming complex concepts into captivating learning experiences.
Private tutor - shambhavee agarwal
Bachelors degree
$21
/ hour
About your economics tutor
I have completed my PGDBM from Symbiosis, Pune. I am a CA finalist with exemption in law. i have performed audit of various organisations in my Chartered Accountancy Journey. I have more than 8 years experience in teaching. My core subjects are Economics, Accountancy, Finance and Law. I am passionate and dedicated in my work. I do believe that i possess all the qualities that a good tutor needs to have.
Faster understanding of economic models
Students grasp economic models in less time.
Strong parent endorsements
Parents highly recommend the tutor for economics results.
Focused on real-world economic applications
Students apply theories to real-world scenarios.
Economics class overview
I prefer more practical oriented classes. i ensure that every student of my class is enthusiastic and energetic. Since my subjects involve theoretical portion also i try to fill the class with lack of monotony. i emphasis on regular revisions and follow ups. My voice and my examples are my strength.
Specialities of your economics tutor
Common Core State Standards - CCSS (USA)
Exam prep
Concepts learning
Grade improvement
Assignment help
A-Levels (UK)
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Economics concept taught by shambhavee
Shambhavee tutored Sam on the Balance of Payments (BOP), differentiating it from the Balance of Trade. She explained the three accounts within BOP: Current, Capital, and Financial, and clarified the concepts of surpluses and deficits. They agreed to continue the lesson on Monday, with Shambhavee providing questions on surplus and deficit.
Balance of Trade vs. Balance of Payment
Current Account
Capital Account
Financial Account
Current vs. Capital Assets
Credit vs. Debit
Surplus vs. Deficit
Economic Transactions
Shambhavee Agarwal taught Sam Ngigi about price ceilings, including their definition, types (absolute, relative, per unit, periodic, and selective), advantages, and disadvantages. Sam practiced applying these concepts and asked clarifying questions. Shambhavee assigned Sam to prepare notes for the next chapter before their Friday session.
Equilibrium Price
Consequences of Price Ceiling
Selective Price Ceiling
Periodic Price Ceiling
Per Unit Price Ceiling
Relative Price Ceiling
Absolute Price Ceiling
Price Ceiling
Shambhavee and Sam discussed Shambhavee's teaching methods (explaining notes, practical questions, revision, doubt clearing) and session time tracking (accounting for every minute, carrying forward unused time). They also discussed the importance of covering all relevant exam material, even beyond Sam’s notes, before delving into the economic concept of "price ceilings," which Shambhavee explained using demand, supply, and government regulation.
Price Ceiling
Price Determination
Equilibrium Price
Regulator's Role
Shambhavee and Sam discussed the differences between simple and compound interest, including formulas and practical examples. Sam worked through a problem to calculate compound interest. They scheduled another session for Monday to discuss a new topic and review the sheet again.
Pros and Cons of Compound Interest
Interest Calculation Frequency
Simple Interest
Compound Interest
Interest Calculation Frequency
Amount vs. Interest
Pros and Cons of Compound Interest
Simple Interest
Shambhavee Agarwal assisted Sarah with editing her project, focusing on formatting, content, and addressing professor feedback. Sarah will compile the reference list and provide the word count to Shambhavee. Shambhavee will then write the decision section, ensuring the final project adheres to the word limit, with communication handled via Wingy chat.
Table of Contents
Figures and Diagrams
Word Count Management
Referencing
Decision Section
Shambhavee Agarwal and Sam Ngigi had their final tutoring session, where they reviewed economics terminologies, including "feathers," "dry fish," "double coincidence," and the barter system. Shambhavee offered to help Sam with "leaves, rock, and cow leaf" definitions via chat if he could obtain them from his professor or classmates. They also discussed using the remaining session time in the future if needed.
Production Cost & Selling Price
Dry Fish
Double Coincidence of Wants
Barter System
Your economics tutor also teaches
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Teaching tools used by economics tutor
Digital whiteboard
Assessments
Presentations
Practice worksheets
Quizzes
Student types for economics class
College
Home schooled
None Of The Above
Interactive economics lessons
Record lessons
Note taking
Parent feedback
Mobile joining
Open Q&A
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