Sue Johnston-Wilder

Sue Johnston-Wilder is a dedicated professional aiming to combat mathematics anxiety and promote mathematical resilience among individuals and communities.

With a background in mathematics education, Sue emphasizes inclusivity and strives to foster a positive attitude towards learning new mathematical concepts.

Having studied at Queen's School Chester, Sue has extensive experience in the field, having held notable positions such as Associate Professor of Mathematics Education at the University of Warwick and Senior Lecturer at The Open University.

Currently working as a Coach for Mathematical Resilience as a freelance professional, Sue is committed to empowering others to overcome anxiety, avoidance, and helplessness in mathematics.

Sue believes in the growth mindset, influencing individuals to understand the brain's capacity for growth and the varied approaches to problem-solving.

Her advocacy extends to building mathematically resilient communities by educating awareness on motivation, inclusivity, and responsibility in learning.

Through her various roles, including Deputy Director at Nuffield Advanced Mathematics at the Institute of Education, University of London, Sue has demonstrated her expertise and dedication to promoting a 'can do' attitude towards mathematics.