A 1938 report by a survey committee organized by a group of North American medical organizations found that the hospital housed " drug addicts and non-educable mental defectives " among its population.
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The fact that officials in the H-E-B district agreed to revisit the expulsion policy is a sign that everyone is educable . ( Jill " J . R ."
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In 1960, he developed the Machine Educable Noughts And Crosses Engine ( MENACE ), one of the first programs capable of learning to play a perfect game of Tic-Tac-Toe.
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Mary Larimer of the University of Washington says studies at the Seattle institution's Addiction Behavior Research Center indicate that many undergraduates are educable about how to minimize the risks and maximize the benefits of alcohol.
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"Just the premise of the book says to me, here's an educable person, someone who may learn something from his actions, " said Hess, who has not read it.
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Additionally, there is one class of Trainable Mentally Retarded and Educable Mentally Retarded students, many of whom attend school part of the day and attend work adjustment training at the local Industrial Development Center the remainder of the day.
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In the area of remediation, the program for the educable mentally handicapped was improved while programs for the multi-handicapped, educable / trainable, learning disabled, behaviorally and emotionally handicapped, visually and physically impaired were added.
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In the area of remediation, the program for the educable mentally handicapped was improved while programs for the multi-handicapped, educable / trainable, learning disabled, behaviorally and emotionally handicapped, visually and physically impaired were added.
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Five years ago, in fact, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, Albert Shanker, dared New York's Catholic schools to open their doors to the least educable 5 percent of the city's students.
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The story of the 1989 rape of a 17-year-old " educable mentally retarded " girl by a gang of high school athletes in affluent Glen Ridge, N . J ., was a chilling condemnation of how our athletically gifted are raised.
