Opeteltava

Opeteltava is a Finnish word that translates to "teachable" or "learnable" in English. It describes a quality or characteristic of something or someone that is capable of being taught or learned. The term can be applied to various contexts, from educational settings to the development of skills.

In education, opeteltava refers to a student's capacity to absorb new information and skills. A student who is described as opeteltava is generally considered to be receptive to instruction and able to progress in their learning. Conversely, a subject or concept that is not easily understood or grasped might be described as not being very opeteltava.

Beyond formal education, the concept of opeteltava is also relevant in skill acquisition and personal development. For instance, a new hobby or a complex task might be considered opeteltava if it can be learned through practice and instruction. The word implies a degree of potential for growth and improvement through learning. The opposite of opeteltava would be something that is inherently difficult to learn or unchangeable.