Group 2 talked about helping all kinds of students in their presentation.
They introduced two methods: Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and Differentiated Instruction (DI). UDL is like building a classroom where everyone can learn easily. It's about making things flexible so that all students, no matter how they learn best, can understand the lessons. UDL says we should plan ahead to make sure everyone can participate and do well. On the other hand, DI means teachers change how they teach based on each student's needs. If a student finds some parts of the lesson hard, the teacher might explain it in a different way or give extra help. DI is like customizing education to fit each student like a glove. Both UDL and DI are about helping students learn better, but they do it in different ways. UDL focuses on setting up the classroom to include everyone from the start, while DI is about adjusting teaching as needed along the way. Combining UDL and DI is a smart way to make sure every student gets a great education. It means creating classrooms where everyone feels welcome and supported, and where learning is tailored to fit each student perfectly.