Adjective:

শেখানর অসাধ্য, শিক্ষণাতীত,

unteachable's Usage Examples:

received nationwide attention when staff said 60 of its pupils were "unteachable" and school operations were temporarily suspended while the headmaster.

Littlewood herself strongly disapproved, believing that acting was an unteachable skill, the East 15 Acting School became successful.

adults whom the government classified as learning impaired or otherwise unteachable.

East Los Angeles teacher whose inspirational methods led supposedly 'unteachable' high school students to master calculus.

School in Long Beach, California, Erin Gruwell confronted a room of "unteachable, at-risk" students.

It's parents who make children unteachable, Max Davidson, The Sunday Telegraph review section page 2, 2 May 2004.

declared the North's victory complete "despite the feeble wails" of "unteachable bigots.

are–rather, to the great stupidity we are, to our spiritual fatum, to what is unteachable very "deep down".

2004 Slate article: "The unteachable ignorance of the red states" Write TV Public Television Interview with.

skiing lessons and her ski teacher expels her from the class as being unteachable, Madame Perceval notices that Flip's skis are actually too long for her.

stems" and "vowel stems" are unfathomable to the Japanese psyche and unteachable in Japanese.

television presentation," and commended Attenborough for his "rare and unteachable ability to speak as if addressing you alone, rather than an audience.

Acquisition is viewed as a natural, unconscious, untaught, and probably unteachable process, while learning is somewhat artificial, usually conscious and.

hostility helped us fit the labels the educational system placed on us: ‘unteachable,’ ‘below average,’ and 'delinquents.