Batya Elbaum

Professor
University of Miami

Batya Elbaum is professor of teaching and learning at the University of Miami.

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Toddlers on an uneven zone of color blocks.
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Faulty use of data threatens early intervention for autism

By Batya Elbaum, Steven Rosenberg
31 July 2018 | 4 min read

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