Create a community in which everyone feels they matter and belong to. One of the most effective ways is to include a therapy animal in the classroom. Such inclusion engages all students and can help them learn all subjects.

My view- below strategies help to engage diverse learners... 1. Group Work: Assign mixed-ability groups for projects, encouraging peer learning (e.g., group debates on a topic). 2. Use Technology: Tools like interactive whiteboards or apps (e.g., Kahoot) keep all students engaged. 3. Scaffolded Questions: Start with basic questions and build up to challenging ones, ensuring all participate. 4. Active Learning: Use role-plays or experiments, like acting out historical events or conducting science experiments.

One thing I’ve found helpful in engaging students with varying academic abilities is using differentiated instruction combined with collaborative learning. Start by assessing individual strengths and needs, then create tiered activities that allow students to work at their own pace while still challenging them. Incorporate peer mentoring or group work where students with different skill levels collaborate, enabling mutual growth. Tools like interactive learning platforms or gamified activities can cater to diverse learning styles while keeping the class engaged

I know everyone learns differently, so I mix things up to make my lectures work for everyone. Visual learners get videos and charts; auditory learners benefit from stories and discussions. For readers and writers, I provide notes and reflection time, and hands-on learners get role-playing. I like switching activities to keep things fresh, sometimes working alone to process ideas and sometimes collaborating to share. I add quizzes, discussions, and projects to keep things exciting. I pace lectures carefully, giving time to grasp concepts while balancing active tasks with quiet reflection. I check in often to ensure no one feels overwhelmed, and I love hearing feedback to make learning better for everyone.