1. capable of being educated; able to learn and benefit from instruction
Usage: formal; often used in educational or developmental contexts

Examples

• The teacher believed that every student, regardless of background, was educatable.
• Early intervention programs are based on the principle that all children are educatable.
• Research shows that individuals with developmental delays are educatable with appropriate support.
• The school's mission is to serve educatable youth from underserved communities.
• Modern pedagogy rejects the outdated notion that some students are not educatable.