| Indeed it might be regarded as an expression of the very opposite, a modest teachability. |
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| In his speech to prove the teachability of virtue, Protagoras glosses the term in away that appears inconsistent to Socrates. |
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| Nevertheless, Socrates entertains strong doubts as to the teachability of virtue. |
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| Not even one state, however, satisfies the second criterion, which pertains to the teachability of the standards within the time available to teachers. |
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| There should also be research into the teachability of the curriculum. |
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| The ability to make mathematics accessible to students relies on a teacher's awareness of those aspects of mathematical content that are particularly relevant to its teachability. |
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