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Title: OK philosophy but do we really need this book?
Review: This book consists largely of anecdotes told by Joe Gauld, founder of the Hyde Schools. A proponent of character-first education and a bit of an egotist, Gauld set out, as he says, "to remake the American educational system." Whether he did that or not remains to be seen--the Hyde schools have their pluses and their minuses. The Gaulds have developed a cult-like following among some parents, but the Hyde schools have just as many failures as successes. Character education should be an important part of any child's upbringing, but this book of warmed-over anecdotes doesn't really help. A much better guide to Gauld's philopsphy is Laura Gauld's "The Biggest Job We'll Ever Have..."
