Provided private tutoring for a graduate-level course covering advanced microeconomic concepts. 

The course began with a review of classic theories of consumer and producer behavior, followed by an analysis of basic market structures and factor markets. It then introduced the principles of game theory under conditions of complete and incomplete information, providing tools to analyze topics in modern microeconomic theory such as bargaining, auctions, moral hazard, and adverse selection.

Provided private tutoring for a graduate-level course exploring how insights from psychology can inform standard economic theory to develop improved models of economic behavior. 

Guided the student in understanding experimental methods and the analysis of experimental data for studying economic behavior.

For four semesters, I assisted in teaching an undergraduate core course on the general principles of microeconomics, covering topics such as supply and demand, consumer behavior, costs, market structures, and income distribution. 

I led recitation sessions to reinforce lecture material and clarify key concepts, and I designed exercises, problem sets, and discussion activities to engage students and enhance their understanding.

Provided private tutoring for an undergraduate core course on the general principles of macroeconomics, covering topics such as the aggregate supply and demand framework, overall movements in prices and national output, inflation and unemployment, and monetary and fiscal policies. Designed tailored exercises and discussion materials to reinforce key concepts and improve student understanding.

Assisted the professor with course administration, including student evaluations, and held office hours to support students with course-related questions and assignments. 

The course covered the theory of resource allocation, consumer choice and classical demand theory, exchange and welfare, theory of production and cost, price and output determination under alternative market structures, and game theory with applications to oligopoly.