Pronunciation: /ʌnˈtiːtʃəbəl/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case, 'unteachable' describes someone or something that cannot be taught
A1 Some students may seem unteachable at first, but with patience and encouragement, they can improve.
A2 The teacher found it challenging to work with the unteachable student who refused to participate in class.
B1 The school implemented new teaching strategies to reach even the most unteachable students.
B2 Despite his reputation as unteachable, the student surprised everyone by excelling in the advanced math class.
C1 The renowned professor was known for his ability to reach even the most unteachable students and help them succeed.
C2 The concept of being unteachable is often a misconception, as every student has the potential to learn and grow with the right support.
formal Some students may be labeled as unteachable due to their lack of progress in traditional learning environments.
informal That kid is unteachable, he never pays attention in class.
slang She's so unteachable, it's like talking to a brick wall.
figurative The concept of time travel may seem unteachable at first, but with the right explanation, it can be understood.
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