ineducable造句

• Beate Hermelin was a gifted experimentalist who was inspired by paradigms from general experimental psychology to apply them to unusual and difficult populations, that is, learning disabled children, who at that time lived in long stay hospitals and were thought to be ineducable.
• Originally designed to force the public schools to embrace thousands of severely disabled children declared " ineducable, " special education is now dominated by students who have only minor learning or behavior disabilities _ many so broadly defined they could apply to virtually any child at some point.
• This fellow is adamant that there was absolutely nothing wrong whatsoever with his comments, going so far as to say " shame on anyone who was offended . " I'm tempted to take this as " prima facie " evidence that the user is ineducable, but will defer to the consensus that he be given one last chance.
• And, according to the lawsuit, the association's director of health and safety informed members in 1955 that " childhood lead poisoning is common enough to constitute perhaps my major ` headache,'this being in part due to the very poor prognosis in many such cases, and also to the fact that the only real remedy lies in educating a relatively ineducable category of parents.