High School Biology Study Notes
Budget: £10 – £15 GBP
I need a clear, well-structured set of high-school Biology study notes written in flowing, detailed paragraphs—not bullet points. The material has to match a standard Grade 9–12 syllabus, so students can read it straight away without cross-referencing a textbook.
What I want covered: cell structure and function, genetics and heredity, evolution and natural selection, ecology, human physiology, and the basic chemistry of life. You can break the content into logical sections or “chapters”, but each section should read like a mini-lesson, building concepts step by step and weaving in everyday examples so it feels alive, not abstract. Technical terms must be defined in context the first time they appear.
I’m comfortable working in Google Docs or Word, so deliver the notes in one of those formats. Keep the language active and engaging, aim for exam-ready clarity, and make sure everything is original (no copy-paste from existing websites).
Acceptance criteria
• 6–8 major sections, each 1,000–1,500 words
• Continuous prose; occasional bold or italics is fine, but no bullets except inside short glossaries if truly necessary
• Accurate, up-to-date Biology content suitable for ages 14–17
• Ready-to-share file in .docx or Google Doc, with headings styled for easy navigation
Once the draft is in, I’ll review for accuracy and tone, then send any final tweaks before signing off.
What I want covered: cell structure and function, genetics and heredity, evolution and natural selection, ecology, human physiology, and the basic chemistry of life. You can break the content into logical sections or “chapters”, but each section should read like a mini-lesson, building concepts step by step and weaving in everyday examples so it feels alive, not abstract. Technical terms must be defined in context the first time they appear.
I’m comfortable working in Google Docs or Word, so deliver the notes in one of those formats. Keep the language active and engaging, aim for exam-ready clarity, and make sure everything is original (no copy-paste from existing websites).
Acceptance criteria
• 6–8 major sections, each 1,000–1,500 words
• Continuous prose; occasional bold or italics is fine, but no bullets except inside short glossaries if truly necessary
• Accurate, up-to-date Biology content suitable for ages 14–17
• Ready-to-share file in .docx or Google Doc, with headings styled for easy navigation
Once the draft is in, I’ll review for accuracy and tone, then send any final tweaks before signing off.