Start with how you can make a book club a social emotional experience for students. Then it’s a way to boost math skills and what grapes do to your brain. On to how Twitter might change with its new CEO, did humans evolve to eat only plants, busting special education myths, a what you know image, and getting inside Handel’s “Zadok the Priest.”

So how does curiosity aid problem solving? Then it’s Daniel Pink on motivation and the 16 Eurovision finalists. On to deleting your data from ChatGPT, the disappearing computer, powerful principal practices, a do more image, and turning MC Hammer’s ‘U Can’t Touch This’ into a folk song.

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.

Start with how to buy a TV. Then it’s the science of stone skipping and how a raven solves a seven-step puzzle. On to AI and dementia, bass instrument sound, backward planning for students, an innovative image, and a Police song done Rammstein style.