| Along with another cousin, Lillian Gregg, Elfrida set up a kindergarten for children considered uneducable and mentally defective. |
| But dismissing your opponents as uneducable and unlearned by making dismissive remarks about the quality of their teachers serves no useful purpose. |
| And in a country where people with epilepsy are often considered uneducable, unemployable and unmarriageable, Mrs. Kabba teaches, is happily married and has a child. |
| As a result, the public perceived schools not meeting the NCLB's AYP index as staffed by poor-quality teachers and uneducable students. |
| To respect the right to education by avoiding any action that would serve to prevent children accessing education, for example, legislation that categorizes certain groups of children with disabilities as uneducable. |
| Such a designation results from an assessment done at age 3 and indicates the child is uneducable. |
