teachability
A young student demonstrates teachability by eagerly raising a hand in class.
Noun: - The quality of being able to be taught or instructed: "teachability" refers to the capacity of a person to learn from teaching or the degree to which a subject can be effectively taught. - The trait of being receptive to instruction: It describes a learner's openness, willingness, and ability to absorb knowledge or skills through guidance.
- (Her ability and willingness to learn easily.)
- (How easily the software can be taught to users.)
- (They are more open and quick to learn.)
"Assess teachability": to evaluate how easily someone can learn or how effectively a subject can be taught.
- The course was designed to assess the teachability of advanced concepts. (To test if those concepts could be taught successfully.)
"High teachability": a strong capacity for learning through instruction.
- Students with high teachability tend to ask more questions. (They are naturally receptive to teaching.)
Teachable (adj): capable of being taught; willing to learn.
- She is a very teachable student. (She learns easily and follows instructions well.)
Teachableness (n): a synonym for teachability; the state of being teachable.
- His teachableness improved after he became more humble. (His openness to instruction grew.)
- Trainability: the ability to be trained or taught, especially in practical skills.
- Docility: a tendency to be easily taught or managed (often used for animals or children).
- Receptiveness: willingness to receive new ideas or instruction.
"A quick study": someone who learns new things rapidly.
- She's a quick study, which shows her teachability. (She learns fast with minimal instruction.)
"Sponge-like mind": a mind that absorbs knowledge easily.
- His sponge-like mind reflects his natural teachability. (He learns by absorbing information effortlessly.)