Posts Tagged "#economicstuition"

I enjoy writing. What sets me apart from many writers is the fact that I am not a spontaneous writer. I do not conjure up writing pieces in my head and pen them down like most Economics writers do. Th

The risk-based element means that resources are directed towards areas which carry the greatest weight in Economics tuition students’ ‘A’ Level examinations – hence the higher ‘risk’ associated with t

For students under Economics tuition Bukit Timah: Once you have developed your introduction for your Economics essay, the next step is to write your topic sentences. These are usually the first few se

Apart from understanding the structure and the essential components of an essay, the writing style is important for A Level Economics essays as well. Bukit Timah Economics Tutor Mr Koh follows a PAF f

Many Economics tuition students face two common fears in essay-writing – running out of time or writing out of point. The application of Mr Koh’s essay writing framework should give Economics tuition

A level Economics tutor Mr Koh’s approach to revising Demand and Supply
In revising the A Level Economics syllabus, it helps to go in to the examination hall with an expectation of what each topic and

Market Structures (Firms and How They Operate)
  In his Economics tuition classes, Economics tutor Mr Koh has structured the above chapter through a features-behaviour-performance view that cuts

piece of key advice which Mr Koh dispenses to his JC Economics tuition students is to dedicate sufficient time to memory exercise to this topic. For example, students are expected to be thoroughly fam

There are three main sections in this topic – (i) Exchange rates; (ii) Trade and Protectionism; and (iii) Globalisation. Some schools’ notes may also include BOP under this topic, although H2 Economic

JC Economics tutor Mr Koh shares his views on a more unorthodox perspective of pollution in Singapore. This article was published in the Economics Society of Singapore annual publication. I brought my