Why maths anxiety stops learning and how resilience helps | Sue Johnston-Wilder and Dr Janet Baker

One in three adults experiences maths anxiety, often rooted in childhood experiences of fear or humiliation. In this video Sue Johnston-Wilder and Dr Janet Baker explore how anxiety affects the brain, why students need to feel safe to make mistakes, and how building mathematical resilience can help children and adults rediscover confidence and enjoyment in maths. Learn more at go.pearson.co.uk/mathsanxiety