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'Free, optional and adaptable': Oak National Academy and the governing of teachers' choices
This article opens with two contrasting accounts of the provenance of Oak National Academy before tracing Oak's controversial development as a non-departmental public body sponsored by the Department for Education as a means (it is argued) of extending control not only over what teachers
teach but over how they may teach it.