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Sue Johnston-Wilder

Associate Professor of Mathematics Education & Coach for Mathematical Resilience

Sue Johnston-Wilder is an Associate Professor of Mathematics Education at the University of Warwick and a Coach for Mathematical Resilience.45 She specializes in mathematics education, focusing on inclusion and empowerment in mathematics through the use of technology, history of mathematics, and apparatus.3

Johnston-Wilder has developed the construct of "mathematical resilience" in collaboration with Clare Lee, which is a positive adaptation that allows people to overcome barriers frequently present when learning mathematics.12 This construct is designed to help learners manage and protect themselves from unhelpful emotions that may arise when mathematics becomes difficult to learn.2

Her work includes:

  1. Developing programs for Coaches for Mathematical Resilience in collaboration with The Progression Trust and Asdan.4
  2. Contributing to a development program aimed at strengthening STEM capabilities and resilience in two districts in South Africa.4
  3. Co-authoring "The Mathematical Resilience Book: How Everyone Can Progress in Mathematics".56
  4. Conducting research on addressing affective barriers to mathematical learning and problem-solving.4

Johnston-Wilder's background includes training as a secondary mathematics teacher at Cambridge University and teaching in London comprehensive schools.4 She has also worked on various mathematics education projects, including early uses of ICT in teaching mathematics and the development of the National Curriculum.4

Highlights

Jun 13 · taylorfrancis.com
The Mathematical Resilience Book | How Everyone Can Progress in ...
Oct 15 · arwick.ac.uk
Sue Johnston-Wilder - University of Warwick
Sue Johnston-Wilder - The Conversation
Jan 1 · arwick.ac.uk
Coaching for Mathematical Resilience - University of Warwick

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Coventry, England, United Kingdom