Ecological Golf Course Management is an essential resource for turf professionals aiming to minimize chemical pesticide use. It covers the health of soil organisms, natural plant defenses, and biological pest control. Key topics include compost use, disease suppression, and the ecological effects of conventional practices.
Exploring the complexities of teacher identities and the challenges of accountability, the book advocates for a transformative approach to professionalism in education. Judyth Sachs argues for a shift from managerial policies to a democratic reimagining of teacher education and professionalism. Supported by case studies, the text emphasizes the importance of active participation, trust, and community, making it a vital resource for educators and policymakers dedicated to meaningful change in the teaching profession.