What is the Best Way to Review Relative and Quantum Mechanics?

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My name is C. Hurley. I am a retired Physics and Mathematics teacher. I have decided to completely review my understanding of Relative and Quantum Mechanics, its technical details, history, and current events. I have compiled a comprehensive Physics and Mathematics bibliography on those subjects that will take years for me to work through. I hope to use the Physics Forums to discuss any particulars that may confront or confound this journey of mine. Therefore, I wish to express my thank you to everyone on the Physics Forums.
 
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