instructable
- adjective
- /ɪnˈstrʌktəbl/
- Children at this age are especially instructable and eager to absorb new information.
Examples
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This robot is instructable even for children.
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The new software is instructable through simple tutorials.
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The new employee proved highly instructable and learned the tasks quickly.
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Her instructable nature made her a favorite among the trainers.
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The new employee proved highly instructable and learned the tasks quickly.
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Children at this age are especially instructable and eager to absorb new information.
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Her instructable nature made her a favorite among the trainers.
Synonyms
Willing and able to learn from advice and feedback
Able to learn new skills when someone teaches it
Someone can understand and remember it after study or practice
Able to learn with the right teaching and support
Antonyms
How Teachable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Instructable comes from instruct 'to teach' and the ending -able 'can be', just like in instruction and instructor. So a person, animal, or machine that is instructable is 'able to be taught' and learns new tasks easily.