Laura and Malcolm Gauld
Parenting/Education Experts
CT, USAward-winning authors, the Gaulds are recognized as two of the nation's leading experts and speakers on parenting, character education, and developing leaders of integrity. Natural storytellers, they use humor and personal experience to convey practical, inspirational, and timely messages on parenting, ethics, and leadership to a wide mainstream audience.
As the heads of Hyde Schools, public charter and boarding schools that pioneered the widely known Attitude over Aptitude and 10 Priorities to successful parenting, the Gaulds are unapologetic speakers and award-winning writers on:
- The rewards and challenges of parenting;
- How to raise strong families of character;
- How to create a character culture in the workplace, a school or classroom, and at home;
- Parenting and education trends that contribute to the myriad challenges our youth face today, and much more.
The Gaulds have published articles on such topics as why cheating is rampant in America's schools and workplaces, why parents are losing their foothold in raising their children, and how parents and professionals can develop the skills necessary to reach their potential.
The Gaulds address these challenges and more in their book The Biggest Job We'll Ever Have (Scribner), a unique resource that focuses on a child's primary teacher—the parent. In their book and in The Biggest Job Workshops® that emerged from it, the Gaulds articulate ten core beliefs—the 10 Priorities—that address how families can raise successful children of strong character in an achievement-at-any-cost culture.
"High-energy," "compelling," and "memorable" are just a few of the words used to describe this dynamic team's delivery. They offer presentations for diverse groups at events and in workshops throughout the country and abroad. Abundant testimonials demonstrate how individuals from varied backgrounds and lifestyles benefit beyond any expectation from the Gauld's work. They have appeared frequently on television and can be heard on the radio, including regular broadcasts on WBZ's The Jordan Rich Show, where they talk about a wide range of topics, including issues that parents, professionals, and families face.
Award-winning authors, the Gaulds are recognized as two of the nation's leading experts and speakers on parenting, character education, and developing leaders of integrity. Natural storytellers, they use humor and personal experience to convey practical, inspirational, and timely messages on parenting, ethics, and leadership to a wide mainstream audience.
As the heads of Hyde Schools, public charter and boarding schools that pioneered the widely known Attitude over Aptitude and 10 Priorities to successful parenting, the Gaulds are unapologetic speakers and award-winning writers on:
- The rewards and challenges of parenting;
- How to raise strong families of character;
- How to create a character culture in the workplace, a school or classroom, and at home;
- Parenting and education trends that contribute to the myriad challenges our youth face today, and much more.
The Gaulds have published articles on such topics as why cheating is rampant in America's schools and workplaces, why parents are losing their foothold in raising their children, and how parents and professionals can develop the skills necessary to reach their potential.
The Gaulds address these challenges and more in their book The Biggest Job We'll Ever Have (Scribner), a unique resource that focuses on a child's primary teacher—the parent. In their book and in The Biggest Job Workshops® that emerged from it, the Gaulds articulate ten core beliefs—the 10 Priorities—that address how families can raise successful children of strong character in an achievement-at-any-cost culture.
"High-energy," "compelling," and "memorable" are just a few of the words used to describe this dynamic team's delivery. They offer presentations for diverse groups at events and in workshops throughout the country and abroad. Abundant testimonials demonstrate how individuals from varied backgrounds and lifestyles benefit beyond any expectation from the Gauld's work. They have appeared frequently on television and can be heard on the radio, including regular broadcasts on WBZ's The Jordan Rich Show, where they talk about a wide range of topics, including issues that parents, professionals, and families face.
