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Kiran Talvadkar

Kiran Talvadkar

Early Childhood Special Education Teacher and Board-Certified Behavior Analyst

Kiran Talvadkar is a preschool special education teacher, board-certified behavior analyst, and mom. Kiran received her undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan, and her Master's from Teacher's College, Columbia University. Outside of work, Kiran is riding the rollercoaster of parenthood with her 2 kids and husband along for the ride.

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