| Title | : | What Kids Want and Need From Parents |
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| Rating | : | 4.74 (205 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0786754265 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2012-10-16 |
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What Kids WantAnd NeedFrom Parents is truly a seminal book in parenting.It begins with one man’s 50-year journey to discover a better way to prepare American kids for life and culminates with the amazing discovery: the biggest factor in children’s success in life turns out to be dependent on how their parents deal with their own childhood!Teacher Joe Gauld sets out to change American education in the 60s, founding the Hyde School in Bath, Maine, committed to the idea every student is gifted with a unique potential. But by tracking Hyde graduates in life, he finds parenting a much larger influence on their later lives than schooling. So in 1974, he begins a program to regularly address parental growth and family issues.Hyde’s extraordinary ability to bond family and school receives national media attention, and Hyde grows into a network of seven private and public schools, plus a national Hyde Biggest Job® parent program.Joe increasingly centers his work on
Editorial : While my family’s three years at Hyde was a struggle, it forced me to open my eyes and eventually it changed my life. In retrospect, I wish I had the benefit of Joe Gauld’s wisdom earlier. Our role as a parent and mentor is to draw out and demand our children’s best. It requires that we make the same demand of ourselves, and there are powerful obstacles. Joe Gauld uses his family and other Hyde families as case studies that show us how to overcome these obstacles and establish meaningful bonds with our children. I’ve said many times that the world would be a better place if we all had the benefit of a Hyde experience. A good place to start is to absorb the wisdom in WHAT KIDS WANTAND NEEDFROM PARENTS.- Robert Krebs, Former CEO, Burlington Northern Santa Fe RailroadsToday more than ever before, experts understand the overriding primacy of emotional dispositions to student outcomes. A smaller, but still significant number, has grasped that
Thanks. My 3 stars do not mean that the book is a mediocre read,is that the level that we are used from Lois McMaster Bujold is such, that anything new must be incredible to be compared to the past greatness. Williame the pigeon was the first to hear the news and the news were the zoo is about to close and Clarence the chimp would be the first to go. One of my favorite things about her layouts is how she mixes & matches patterned paper that I would never have thought to put together. And Marget's reaction when she realizes that the love poem was written by Nicholas rather than her husband doesn't make much sense, either. It'll take unraveling her own past to find out. I found some of the cases cited to be the exception rather than the rule. He talks candidly about his music, dance, family, love and personal life. I recommend them to everyone.. As an educator, I have observed the Hyde philosophy and practices, and have reflected on the methods used to get children to take responsibility
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