# Alexander Russo
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Can Democrats win on education reform?
As he crisscrosses the nation exploring a possible Presidential run, fixing schools has been Rahm Emanuel’s top issue.
“You cannot be a party that professes an interest in equity and not care about academic failure,” he says.
It’s a stark contrast to other Democratic leaders — and may help the f…
In defense of education technology (& the original EdSurge)
It’s hard to think of someone better than Tony Wan to talk to about the current edtech backlash. First, he was a startup founder. Then he covered ed tech at EdSurge, the site that chronicled the rise of technology in schools. Currently, he’s an edtech investor at Reach Capital.
In this new intervi…
How one reporter latched onto the edtech backlash
NBC News’ Tyler Kingkade has always been an interesting presence on the education beat, and lately he’s become even more so.
Over the past six months, Kingkade has written roughly a dozen stories about the growing concerns about social media, screentime, and learning software being used in schools.…
Why so many parents hate AI right now — plus Friday's Secret Bonus Section
I knew I really wanted to talk with the New York Times’ Jessica Grose when I read her recent story, America’s First A.I. High School Is Great. But Not Because of A.I., but I didn’t know that Grose, who writes for the Opinion section, would share so many other interesting thoughts and observations a…
A defense of i-Ready, 2026's edtech poster child
It’s always good to talk directly to the folks who are the center of a controversy, even if you don’t learn quite as much from them as you’d like. That was my experience speaking with Curriculum Associates CIO Ty Holmes, who has been quoted recently in Chalkbeat, NBC News, and WFAE public radio.
H…
How to immunize schools from bad tech
To be honest, I was pretty skeptical when folks started telling me to talk to Dan “Mathworlds” Meyer about education technology, given that he’s so closely involved. He developed a much-admired math program called Desmos. He works at Amplify. He gives talks at ASU+GSV!
But it didn’t take long for M…
Super-providers, cyber-security, & social video antipathy
I had the chance to moderate a panel on education journalism a little while back, thanks to the good folks on the FINN Partners education team, featuring K12-Dive’s KaraArundel, EdWeek Market Brief’s Emma Kate Fittes, Chalkbeat Indiana’s MJ Slaby, and freelancer Chad Aldeman.
I asked FINN Partner…
Education reporting in the age of AI
What a pleasure it was to speak with Lee Gaines, who’s emerged as an essential national journalist on schools and AI and the larger reconsideration of edtech.
An education reporter for almost a decade now, Gaines started out as a newspaper reporter and then worked for Illinois Public Radio covering…
Firsthand news & student voices
If Karina Elwood’s name seems familiar, that’s because she was until recently a local education reporter at the Washington Post.
Now she’s back, editing a new project featuring firsthand coverage and student voices.
Called Firsthand, it’s a national spinoff of The Bell and its NYC-focused efforts…
We've 'lost the plot' on edtech, says tech reporter Taylor Lorenz
Device bans, screentime restrictions, and age limits for social media are deeply misguided attempts to address intrusive and ineffective tech, says User Mag’s Taylor Lorenz in this new interview.
“How it’s being discussed is pretty bad, I would say,” she says about the current backlash. “I think …
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