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What is the adjective for teachers?

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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verbs teach and taughten which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

teachable
  1. Capable of being taught; apt to learn.
  2. Willing to receive instruction or to learn; docile.
  3. That can be taught.
  4. Facilitating teaching; instructive.
  5. Synonyms:
      6. obedient, amenable, tractable, cooperative, malleable, biddable, pliant, acquiescent, pliable, persuadable, dutiful, docile, unresisting, manipulable, obliging, conformable, controllable, willing, easy, persuasible, eager, easily influenced, well-behaved, open to instruction, compliant, trainable, instructible, educable, submissive, yielding, complaisant, meek, passive, milky, law-abiding, receptive, impressionable, instructable, guidable, responsive, coachable, accommodating, manageable, deferential, governable, unassertive, adaptable, resigned, humble, gentle … more
  6. Examples:
      7. “He's got the drive, he's very co-operative and very teachable, and he certainly has the ability.”
      “He was the documenter of the techniques and the person who compiled the doctrine learned into a teachable format for the masses.”
      “The field is accessible, the weakness of our currency makes it extremely affordable, the people are teachable, are you available?”
teacherly
  1. of or relating to teachers
  2. suggestive of a teacher
  3. Synonyms:
      4. teacherlike, authoritative, didactic, educational, instructive, pedagogical, professorial, mentor-like, tutor-like, enlightening, instructional, informative, informational, moralistic, educative, edifying, moralizing, illuminating, academic, sententious, preachy, homiletic, expository, pedagogic, sermonic, scholastic, homiletical, pedantic, doctrinal, preceptive, priggish, bookish, pompous, improving, heuristic, tuitional, donnish, propaedeutic, teaching, erudite, advisory, schoolmasterly, formal, sermonizing, moral, abstruse, teacherish, teachy, exhortative, sermonising … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “This teacherly tourism involves a scholar deriving far greater richness from the terrain than she or he deposits.”
      “My own children always laugh at my teacherly impulses to say that the students should tell the teachers what is going on, but there it is.”
      “Otherwise it abounds in teacherly niceties, testing these dancers in many fine but unshowy points.”
teacherlike
  1. Resembling a teacher or some aspect of one, such as didactic behaviour.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. authoritative, didactic, educational, instructive, pedagogical, professorial, teacherly, mentor-like, tutor-like
  3. Examples:
      4. “Her teacherlike demeanor and strict classroom management reminded the students of the importance of discipline and structure in their education.”
teachercentric
  1. (rare) Focusing on a teacher.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. teacher-centered, teacher-centric
  3. Examples:
      4. “Even then the teacher must not allow the pupilcentric structure to be replaced by a teachercentric one.”
teachless
  1. (archaic) Not teachable.
teacherless
  1. Without a teacher.
teachworthy
  1. Worth being taught.
taught
  1. simple past tense and past participle of teach
  2. Synonyms:
      3. shown, coached, demonstrated, educated, explained, instructed, trained, tutored, advised, counseled, counselled, directed, mentored, shown the ropes, clarified, lectured, prepared, described, developed, developt, explicated, expounded, given instructions, given lessons, indoctrinated, pointed out, given the facts, drilled, briefed, enlightened, inculcated, informed, nurtured, schooled, supervised, instilled, guided, showed, put someone through their paces, showed the ropes, disciplined, edified, illustrated, grounded, ground, upskilled, versed, illuminated, learnt, learned … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “There are some noticeable differences between a taught speaker and those who are natural orators.”
teaching
  1. present participle of teach
  2. Synonyms:
      3. instructing, schooling, training, educating, tutoring, coaching, enlightening, indoctrinating, disciplining, drilling, edifying, advising, directing, grounding, informing, preparing, illuminating, instilling, lecturing, upskilling, versing, developing, imbuing, imparting, inculcating, initiating, lessoning, nurturing, sharpening, brainwashing, briefing, catechizing, clarifying, communicating, exercising, forming, implanting, rearing, dinning something into, giving lessons to, breaking in, equipping with, giving lessons, opening eyes, polishing up, pounding into, giving the facts, teaching school, giving a grounding in, putting someone through their paces … more
taughtened
  1. simple past tense and past participle of taughten
taughtening
  1. present participle of taughten
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