Indeed, these actions open up the positive politics of collectively created possibilities. Souyri offers strategies of resistance, some of which English Higher Education lecturers have used, such as not submitting marks for students’ work.
Other strategies resonate with points made by other authors (such as reworking understandings of what the classroom is and where it could be relocated and reconfigured—as Lambert notes—and working with students in more dialogical, engaged ways as Amsler, Cowden, Russell and Scandrett note)