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educable

[ej-oo-kuh-buhl] / ˈɛdʒ ʊ kə bəl /
ADJECTIVE
able to be taught
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As we have suggested several times in the past, the problem is not that Mountain State children are less educable than their peers elsewhere.

From Washington Times

At a recent meeting of infectious-disease specialists in New Orleans, experts said many uninformed families are educable if pediatricians take the time to address their specific concerns.

From Washington Post

Suggested reading:Kurt Vonnegut, "Player Piano."I'm a long-time computer jock, designed and wrote educable specialized neural network...

From New York Times

Freud noted that around age 50, “the elasticity of the mental process on which treatment depends is, as a rule, lacking,” adding, “Old people are no longer educable.”

From New York Times

And it is in the exercise of this educable organization that the psychological medium as expressed in art, literature, and inventions, plays its part for good and ill.

From Project Gutenberg