Sue Chandler

F. Sue Chandler, known as Sue (or Suzanne) Chandler, is a British schoolteacher and textbook writer, who, together with co-author Linda Bostock, wrote the "Bostock and Chandler" series of textbooks for advanced level mathematics in the UK. At the time she began the series, she was a full-time mathematics teacher at Southgate Technical College in Southgate, London. She eventually stopped teaching courses and focused on textbook writing. Her books have sold more than 6 million copies.[1][2]

Selected publications
Textbooks
  • L. Bostock & S. Chandler (1975), Applied Mathematics, Vol. 1, Stanley Thornes
  • L. Bostock & S. Chandler (1976), Applied Mathematics, Vol. 2, Stanley Thornes
  • L. Bostock & S. Chandler (1978), Pure Mathematics, Vol. 1, Stanley Thornes
  • L. Bostock & S. Chandler (1979), Pure Mathematics, Vol. 2, Stanley Thornes
  • L. Bostock & S. Chandler (1981), Mathematics – The Core Course for A Level (2nd ed.), Stanley Thornes
  • L. Bostock, S. Chandler, and C. P. Rourke (1982), Further Pure Mathematics, Stanley ThornesCS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  • L. Bostock & S. Chandler (1984), Mathematics – Mechanics and Probability, Stanley Thornes
  • L. Bostock & S. Chandler (1985), Further Mechanics and Probability, Stanley Thornes
  • L. Bostock & S. Chandler (1994), Core Maths for 'A' Level (2nd ed.), Nelson Thornes
  • L. Bostock & S. Chandler (2000), Core Maths for 'A' Level (3rd ed.), Nelson Thornes
Other
  • Chandler, Sue (1997), "A-level mathematics examinations as a fair assessment of the needs of students post-GCSE intermediate and higher tiers", Teaching Mathematics and its Applications, 16 (4): 157–159, doi:10.1093/teamat/16.4.157.
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References
  1. Chandler, Sue (1992), "Mathematical People: Sue Chandler", The Mathematical Gazette, 76 (476): 327, doi:10.2307/3619188.
  2. Oxford University Press: Sue Chandler - Author of STP Mathematics (Accessed Jan 21 2016)


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