Look: The Fundamentals of Art History 3rd Edition by Anne D’Alleva takes the mystery out of having a successful experience with art history. An art history course should be a joyful experience, not drudgery. This book will give you the strategies to make your experience more joyful, and you will probably get a better grade. If you know anyone getting ready to take art history next semester, send them this summary and a copy of this excellent book.

The End of Average: How to Succeed in a World that Values Sameness by Todd Rose explains how reliance on the abilities of the average person has limited the success of our culture in many ways. We need to replace equal access with equal fit so that every individual can fit in and become their best as they live a life of excellence as they define it. All teachers, administrators, parents, and older students should read this. Get your copy today.

Rethinking Traditional Teaching Methods to Better Accommodate Students Living with Anxiety Disorders and Depression by Sara William offers great advice for teachers, parents, and students. We know that anxiety and depression are more common, so it’s important that school districts address this matter head on. What is your district doing?

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How Everyday Family Money Habits Teach Kids Smart Financial Skills

by Emily Graham offers great and easy advice to parents who want to teach their kids how to make smart financial decisions.