- March 5, 2018
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Sir Ken Robinson answers questions from guests at the luncheon portion of the lecture.
Sir Ken Robinson, RCLA Town Hall 2016 Chair Chris Cremer and Ringling College of Art and Design President Larry Thompson
Sir Ken Robinson, RCLA Town Hall 2016 Chair Chris Cremer and Ringling College of Art and Design President Larry Thompson
Retired educator Patti Buss asks Sir Ken Robinson when he thinks the focus in education will shift away from standardized testing.
Robin and John Sullivan
RCLA Board President Renee Eppard and Mellisa Allen
Presenting sponsors from the Oberndorf Family Foundation Lou and Rosemary Oberndorf with their son Justin.
Cynthia Flanagan and Ann Albritton
TED Talk presenter Sir Ken Robinson was invited as the featured speaker for the Ringling College Library Association Town Hall Lecture Tuesday, Feb. 16.
Robinson is known for his TED Talk presentations reaching millions of viewers on topics like “Do schools kill creativity?” and “Bring on the learning revolution!” Robinson voiced his opinion against standardized testing as the the marker for success and learning.
“Education is the more formative experience outside of the household. There is a difference between learning and education,” Robinson said. “It’s to help them understand the world around them and to understand the world within them.”
