teachable

one will never be a good teacher if one does not show oneself to be teachable and always ready to learn .

Creativity is no more teachable than heritable, No more than the most detail-perfect doll can transubstatiate into a living, breathing baby.

Although Obama had invited Crowley and Gates as part of what he called a "teachable moment, " it was barely seen by the masses.

They together bring writing into a genuine state, rendering writing accessible and teachable .

Creativity is no more teachable than heritable. No more than the mose detail-perfect doll can transubstantiate into living, breathing baby.

For whatever reason, however, the teachable moment came and went with nothing learned.

About that pay freeze: the president likes to talk about "teachable moments. "

Prising calls these job candidates a "teachable fit, " and it's a concept he says companies will have to get used to.

Calming a hot-temper is not only teachable, but also essential for growing up in a sometimes violent, unpredictable world.

The financial crisis of 2008 was a teachable moment, an object lesson in what can go wrong if you trust a market economy to regulate itself.

Yesterday's experience was a teachable moment for my children.

Based on this, the paper explores whether conscience is inborn or developable, and thus concludes that conscience is teachable .

I want to be a leading economist in a top international economic company. Quickly teachable, strive for professional and personal growth.

docile pupils eager for instruction; teachable youngsters.

It does not mean weakness. It means to be submissive, or teachable, not too proud to learn from someone else.

The turbulent markets have created many teachable moments.

In the end, those of us who expected the crisis to provide a teachable moment were right, but not in the way we expected.

Mistakes in movies can be teachable moments, Perkowitz said.

Implicit in most of the latter is the unexamined difference between what may be " learnable " , and what is "teachable" at law school.

For while Jesus was lowly, he wasso with regards to the teachable.

It is said that persons have few teachable moments in their lives.

It is, indeed, as Obama said Friday, a "teachable moment. "

These nations will be humble and teachable .

This is why you cannot grow without a humble, teachable attitude.

We need to listen; use our ears; and be teachable, not unreachable.

Choosing a word that most accurately, effectively, and succinctly expresses an intended meaning is a skill that is teachable.

Management is a learnable but not directly teachable art.

This is a rare combination: A king, yet humble and teachable .

He who would interpret Scripture aright, therefore, must be a man of a reverent, humble, prayerful, teachable and obedient spirit;

Meekness means you have a teachable spirit.

A tongue that is teachable.

This kind of language needs to be a teachable moment, I think, for our country.

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Teachable Exploration of Kirchhoff's law