High School English Textbook Development
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m putting together a new English textbook for high-school students and want it to move fast in the classroom without feeling rushed. The outline is drafted, the language targets are mapped, and sample texts are selected—I now need a curriculum writer who can turn these notes into a cohesive, student-friendly book.
Here’s what has to happen:
• Flesh out each unit with clear explanations, engaging reading passages, graded practice activities, and concise answer keys.
• Weave vocabulary, grammar, speaking, and writing tasks so a teacher can finish a lesson in one 45-minute period.
• Add short teacher notes that flag objectives, timing, and common pitfalls.
Deliverables
1. Editable manuscript in Word or Google Docs, structured by units and lessons.
2. Any images, charts, or worksheets you create with confirmed usage rights.
3. A brief style guide summarising tone, level (CEFR B1–B2), and formatting cues.
An ELT or secondary-school teaching background and a sample of published materials will help me gauge fit. Tell me how many units you can complete per week and your preferred collaboration style, and we can get started right away.
Here’s what has to happen:
• Flesh out each unit with clear explanations, engaging reading passages, graded practice activities, and concise answer keys.
• Weave vocabulary, grammar, speaking, and writing tasks so a teacher can finish a lesson in one 45-minute period.
• Add short teacher notes that flag objectives, timing, and common pitfalls.
Deliverables
1. Editable manuscript in Word or Google Docs, structured by units and lessons.
2. Any images, charts, or worksheets you create with confirmed usage rights.
3. A brief style guide summarising tone, level (CEFR B1–B2), and formatting cues.
An ELT or secondary-school teaching background and a sample of published materials will help me gauge fit. Tell me how many units you can complete per week and your preferred collaboration style, and we can get started right away.