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Connection, Purpose, Progress- MCS-BSU Innovation Summit
Friday September 18, 2026 9:40am - 10:35am EDT
Working memory? Fluid Reasoning? Processing Speed? What do they really mean and how do they impact learning? This session aims to provide a basic understanding of the components of “intelligence” and how you can use those components to support all learners despite ability level. By exploring how we learn, we can target instruction to students’ intellectual strengths to support their weaknesses for better academic achievement and classroom behavior. This session will provide attendees with concrete tools to support students with average to high IQ and accommodations to support students with low IQ.
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Shelby Pavelka

School Psychologist, Muncie Community Schools
Shelby has been a school psychologist with Muncie Community Schools for the last six years. She's worked across age groups from preschool to high school. From special education evaluations to behavioral support to leading MTSS teams, she works with teachers and students to support... Read More →
Friday September 18, 2026 9:40am - 10:35am EDT

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