Educational Publishers


educational content reviewing (developmental editing), line editing, copyediting, conscious language reviewing

A classroom with student desk for two with materials on surface and backpacks hanging on chairs. A blank whiteboard with markers and eraser is mounted on front wall.

Educational materials must consider and meet standards outside and above those of the typical document.

As a licensed teacher, science subject matter expert, and conscious language reviewer, I help you produce exceptional teaching and learning materials that are

  • Pedagogically sound. Are appropriate methods used for effective teaching and learning of the specific content?
  • Engaging. Does the material help learners draw connections that make the topic interesting, meaningful, and applicable?
  • Typo-free. Is the text free of errors to prevent distractions and convey a voice of authority?
  • Correct. Are concepts and terminology presented accurately?
  • Complete. Are big ideas and key vocabulary included?
  • Consistent. Are terms and visual elements consistent to guide learners through the materials?
  • Clear. Do the materials use everyday language for maximum readability and learner accountability?
  • Conscious. Are learners and educators included and respected in their identities, backgrounds, and experiences?
Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko
Student sitting cross-legged doing homework using protractor.
Photo by MART PRODUCTION
Teacher and student at whiteboard with paramecium diagram.
Photo by Katerina Holmes