Cynthia D'Angelo
@cmdangelo.bsky.social
prof of ed psych, curriculum & instruction
research in: learning sciences, learning technologies, science ed, learning analytics, #Rstats
type 1 diabetic #T1D #insulin4all
friend to dogs everywhere
blog and other stuff (papers): https://cynthiadangelo.com
research in: learning sciences, learning technologies, science ed, learning analytics, #Rstats
type 1 diabetic #T1D #insulin4all
friend to dogs everywhere
blog and other stuff (papers): https://cynthiadangelo.com
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“People with T1D need to make many decisions to manage the chronic illness that involve various factors that interact with each other within a complex system,” says D’Angelo. “I’m excited about this project and its potential to improve the educational landscape for people with T1D”
D'Angelo to Study STEM Challenges for Type 1 Diabetics
blogs.illinois.edu
November 14, 2025 at 4:45 PM
“People with T1D need to make many decisions to manage the chronic illness that involve various factors that interact with each other within a complex system,” says D’Angelo. “I’m excited about this project and its potential to improve the educational landscape for people with T1D”
Same same same.
November 12, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Same same same.
💔 I lost my dog of 16 years last year. It’s so hard. But you will have amazing memories of Rainn forever. Sending you love and peace.
November 12, 2025 at 7:23 PM
💔 I lost my dog of 16 years last year. It’s so hard. But you will have amazing memories of Rainn forever. Sending you love and peace.
Reposted by Cynthia D'Angelo
Just wanted to make sure you caught the winner of the annual dog costume contest in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn!
The winning entry at today’s 27th annual Great PUPkin dog costume contest in Fort Greene Park.
📷 📸 🐶 🫐 🧑🍳 🎃 #photography
📷 📸 🐶 🫐 🧑🍳 🎃 #photography
November 1, 2025 at 1:08 AM
Just wanted to make sure you caught the winner of the annual dog costume contest in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn!
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But honestly, I think a whole lot of moderate-ish pundits are very much Charles Wallaces, who have always thought of themselves as the smartest kid in the room and thus immune to authoritarian propaganda. But the working-class kid of abusive parents or the bullied girl can often spot danger better.
October 23, 2025 at 2:35 PM
But honestly, I think a whole lot of moderate-ish pundits are very much Charles Wallaces, who have always thought of themselves as the smartest kid in the room and thus immune to authoritarian propaganda. But the working-class kid of abusive parents or the bullied girl can often spot danger better.