High School Algebra & Calculus Guides
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I’m assembling a series of clear, student-friendly written guides that walk high-school learners through the full spectrum of Algebra and Calculus. Think of each guide as a self-contained lesson: concept explanations in plain language, worked examples that show every step, followed by practice questions and concise answer keys.
Scope
• Algebra coverage should span linear equations, inequalities, quadratic functions, systems, exponents, and basic logarithms—matching a typical Grade 9-11 syllabus.
• Calculus material begins where most senior courses start: limits and continuity, building up to differentiation rules, applications of derivatives, introductory integration, and area under a curve.
Deliverables
1. Separate PDF or Word guide for every major sub-topic (roughly 10-12 in Algebra, 8-10 in Calculus).
2. At least 15 practice questions per guide, mixed difficulty, with worked answers.
3. Illustrations or graphs generated in Desmos, GeoGebra, or another clean vector tool whenever a visual helps.
4. Formatting that is print-ready but also easy to copy into an LMS.
Acceptance criteria
• Language targets a 15- to 18-year-old reader, free of jargon unless it’s defined on the page.
• All examples must produce correct results; numerical answers will be spot-checked.
• File naming and ordering mirror the sequence in which a teacher would deliver the content.
No video, geometry, or interactive exercises are required at this stage—just polished written guides that teachers can hand out tomorrow. If you’ve authored similar materials before and can share a sample, I’d love to see your style before we kick off.
Scope
• Algebra coverage should span linear equations, inequalities, quadratic functions, systems, exponents, and basic logarithms—matching a typical Grade 9-11 syllabus.
• Calculus material begins where most senior courses start: limits and continuity, building up to differentiation rules, applications of derivatives, introductory integration, and area under a curve.
Deliverables
1. Separate PDF or Word guide for every major sub-topic (roughly 10-12 in Algebra, 8-10 in Calculus).
2. At least 15 practice questions per guide, mixed difficulty, with worked answers.
3. Illustrations or graphs generated in Desmos, GeoGebra, or another clean vector tool whenever a visual helps.
4. Formatting that is print-ready but also easy to copy into an LMS.
Acceptance criteria
• Language targets a 15- to 18-year-old reader, free of jargon unless it’s defined on the page.
• All examples must produce correct results; numerical answers will be spot-checked.
• File naming and ordering mirror the sequence in which a teacher would deliver the content.
No video, geometry, or interactive exercises are required at this stage—just polished written guides that teachers can hand out tomorrow. If you’ve authored similar materials before and can share a sample, I’d love to see your style before we kick off.