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Local Teacher Launches New Book

A local high school educator Terry Dubroy is launching his new book

A local high school educator Terry Dubroy is launching his new book on Friday.

Terry Dubroy, who is also the CEO of a North Bay-based personal and professional development organization, authored Transformative Education: Nurturing Minds with Insightful Teaching.

He says it’s the culmination of years of reflection on his more than two-decade journey as an educator and leader, combining practical strategies with a heartfelt philosophy aimed at fostering growth and potential in students, educators, and communities.

“It delves into the profound impact educators can have when they approach teaching as a way to inspire and empower,” Dubroy says. “Through personal anecdotes, actionable insights, and reflections, the book explores themes like authenticity, resilience, and the importance of creating meaningful connections in education.”

(Photo supplied by Terry Dubroy)

He says the book offers tools and perspectives to help people create transformative change in themselves and those around them.

The free book launch takes place Friday, Nov. 29 (6:30 pm to 8:30 pm) at the Nipissing University Student Centre in North Bay.

Transformative Education is available for purchase online.

For more details visit: www.enablingpotential.ca/books

The post Transformative education the focus of local teacher’s new book appeared first on My North Bay Now.

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