High School Algebra Tutorial Articles

I’m putting together a written tutorial series that walks high-school students through the core parts of algebra they most often struggle with—equations, inequalities, and polynomials. I want each article to feel like a friendly classroom hand-out: clear explanations, worked examples, and short practice problems with answers so readers can check their understanding right away.

Scope
• Level: strictly high school algebra.
• Format: written articles only (no video or interactive components for now).
• Topics in scope:
– Linear, quadratic, and absolute-value equations
– One-step through multi-step inequalities and their graphical solutions
– Polynomial terminology, operations, and factorisation techniques

Deliverables
1. A brief content outline so we can confirm flow and depth before you draft.
2. Finished articles (Word, Google Docs, or Markdown) ready for publication, each including: introduction, step-by-step explanation, two to three worked examples, and a short practice set with solutions.
3. Any diagrams or simple graphs embedded or provided as separate PNG/SVG files.

Quality bar
• Language must be accessible to 13- to 18-year-olds.
• All examples should use real-world or relatable contexts where possible.
• Explanations need to be mathematically rigorous but jargon-free.
• I’ll run a quick accuracy check; anything unclear or incorrect will be sent back for revision.

If this sounds like something you can craft confidently, let’s discuss timelines and the number of articles you recommend.