Find out if forgetting is a good thing. Then check out some time-saving tips for teachers and the problems for the Chevy Bolt. On to AI and plagiarism, how old is your hearing, a new grading approach, a love quote, and why it’s hard to come up with a good name for a new car.

Start with a very cool short animation on how mRNA vaccines work. Then it’s teaching text evidence and should schools require COVID vaccinations. On to why voice is the future of robot control, 11 ENT myths, a mastery portfolio podcast with Starr Sackstein and Dr. Will, a your own thoughts quote, and the best small town in America.

Start with helping students process their feelings. Then it’s living a life filled with gratitude and mapping thanksgiving dinner. On to how AI will impact your daily life, are naps good or bad, virtual field trips, a Gapingvoid image, and cartoons from Larry Cuban.

Since I started this blog in 2009, I have summarized over 150 books that offer great advice to the parents and educators who represent my audience. My goal is to promote sales of these fine books and help people who have read the books review the key concepts. Today I offer links to the four books by Malcolm Gladwell that I summarized. If you haven’t read them yet you are in for a treat. If you have, it’s time to review the main points. Have fun.

Some schools are taking books out of their libraries. What is your school doing? Then it’s strategies for paying off student loans and where gold comes from. On to tools for making animations, making friends with your mind, student learning centers, a be happy quote, and a cool documentary on invasive species.