Diverse minds, one goal: making learning work for all (with Pamela Gonzalez)

In this practical and inspiring episode, Anna speaks with a special educator Pamela Gonzalez. Drawing on her extensive experience in the field, Pamela shares classroom-ready strategies that help teachers better support neurodivergent learners while benefiting all students. From simple mindset shifts to her favorite go-to activities that work across diverse teaching and learning contexts, this conversation offers actionable insights that extend beyond the classroom and into everyday life.All views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the speakers and do not necessarily represent or reflect the official position or views of ETAS.About PamelaPamela is a special educator and educational leader based in Zurich, Switzerland. She holds a Master’s degree in Special Education and has a lot of experience in special education, ESL, and inclusive teaching practices. She currently serves as Vice President of the English Teachers Association of Switzerland (ETAS) and works with the ETAS Publications team as the journal designer. Her work focuses on neurodiversity, inclusive education, and helping teachers create more accessible and supportive learning environments for all students.Find out more about ETAS: ⁠https://www.e-tas.ch/⁠Send us your comments and suggestions: ⁠[email protected]⁠Podcast team:Host: Anna BoykoEditor: Maria Terec