Intro Physics Grading Support
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I teach the lower-division algebra- and calculus-based physics sequence and need a reliable hand with grading so I can focus on lesson planning and office hours. The work centers on Mechanics in the fall term and Electricity & Magnetism in the spring. You will receive scanned PDFs of student exams and occasional lab reports; all items already include my answer key and point breakdown.
Your task is straightforward: mark each problem, total the score, and return a numeric grade for every student. Brief margin notes for major mistakes are welcome but not obligatory—accuracy and consistency matter most. Turnaround time is typically within 48 hours of receiving the files, and I share everything through a Google Drive folder. Please be comfortable annotating directly on PDFs (Kami, Adobe, or similar) and logging final scores in the provided Google Sheet.
If you have previously graded introductory physics—or have solved plenty of F = ma and ∮E·dℓ problems yourself—you’ll find the rubric familiar. Let me know your background with similar courses and how quickly you can start; the first batch of exams is ready next week.
Your task is straightforward: mark each problem, total the score, and return a numeric grade for every student. Brief margin notes for major mistakes are welcome but not obligatory—accuracy and consistency matter most. Turnaround time is typically within 48 hours of receiving the files, and I share everything through a Google Drive folder. Please be comfortable annotating directly on PDFs (Kami, Adobe, or similar) and logging final scores in the provided Google Sheet.
If you have previously graded introductory physics—or have solved plenty of F = ma and ∮E·dℓ problems yourself—you’ll find the rubric familiar. Let me know your background with similar courses and how quickly you can start; the first batch of exams is ready next week.