That is where teachers can make a difference. Teachers can help all youth, including those with disabilities, by implementing an inclusive learning strategy, known as Universal Design for Learning (UDL), to reach a broader diversity of learning styles in the classroom. Every student learns differently, so instructors need to educate students using a variety of ways to think, learn, and problem solve independently and effectively. Students also benefit from being able to demonstrate their knowledge in a variety of ways, which then leads to better assessment of student progress. The strategies mentioned here will provide teachers with practical ideas they can use to better prepare all students for a lifetime of academic and professional success.