Online Course Subjects Writer
Budget: $2 – $8 AUD
I’m building a set of self-paced online courses for high-school learners and need a sharp tutor-writer who can craft clear, engaging lessons in both Math and Science. On the Math side you’ll cover Algebra, Geometry, and Calculus in depth; for Science you’ll weave in the core high-school strands (physics, chemistry, biology and related topics) so the two subjects feel integrated rather than siloed.
You’ll start from my outline, expand each objective into a concise theory note, illustrate it with real-world examples, then finish with practice questions and fully worked solutions. Explanations must be student-friendly—step-by-step reasoning, clean notation, and diagrams where helpful. Equations can be written in LaTeX or an equation editor; everything else lives in Google Docs so our editors can comment easily.
Because these materials go straight into an LMS, each lesson needs:
• a title and learning goals phrased in student language
• the main content (roughly 800–1,200 words)
• three to five worked examples tied to the goals
• a short quiz (5–10 mixed-difficulty items) with an answer key
Consistency is critical: same variable names, same formatting, and no copy-paste from other sources. I’ll provide the style guide and a sample lesson to mirror.
Please let me know how many lessons you could draft per week and share a short sample of similar instructional writing—especially anything that shows clarity in Algebra, Geometry, or Calculus.
You’ll start from my outline, expand each objective into a concise theory note, illustrate it with real-world examples, then finish with practice questions and fully worked solutions. Explanations must be student-friendly—step-by-step reasoning, clean notation, and diagrams where helpful. Equations can be written in LaTeX or an equation editor; everything else lives in Google Docs so our editors can comment easily.
Because these materials go straight into an LMS, each lesson needs:
• a title and learning goals phrased in student language
• the main content (roughly 800–1,200 words)
• three to five worked examples tied to the goals
• a short quiz (5–10 mixed-difficulty items) with an answer key
Consistency is critical: same variable names, same formatting, and no copy-paste from other sources. I’ll provide the style guide and a sample lesson to mirror.
Please let me know how many lessons you could draft per week and share a short sample of similar instructional writing—especially anything that shows clarity in Algebra, Geometry, or Calculus.