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  3. So far there have been discovered no limits to man’s capacity to learn.【76】From earliest times, however, men in positions of pow

So far there have been discovered no limits to man’s capacity to learn.【76】From earliest times, however, men in positions of pow

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问题     So far there have been discovered no limits to man’s capacity to learn.【76】From earliest times, however, men in positions of power or influence have suggested that the learning capacity of certain individuals or groups is severely limited and that they should not be expected to profit greatly , if at all, from education. These "ineducable”individuals have usually been members of minority or disadvantaged groups.【77】But, repeatedly, when their cultural disadvantages have been removed, these groups have shown that their previous failure to learn has been due not to incapacity but to lack of fully realized opportunity.
    These findings have led educators to be much more modest and less hasty in their labelling and classifying procedures.【78】It has been realized that labels affixed to children tend to become self-fulfilling prophecies, that those who are expected to learn usually do so, and those who are expected to fail to learn also usually do so. Hence, when educators try to classify children at all, they increasingly tend to use their labels as temporary rather than permanent, as saying something only a-bout a quality of the child rather than about his person, and as something to be abandoned as soon as the child’s performance proves the label wrong.
    【79】Similarly, no one has been able to confirm any certain limits to the speed with which man can learn. Schools and universities have usually been organized as if to suggest that all students learn at about the same rather tedious and regular speed. But, whenever the actual rates at which different people learn have been tested, nothing has been found to justify such an organization.【80】Not only do individuals learn at vastly different speeds and in different ways, but man seems capable of astonishing feats of rapid learning when the attendant circumstances are favorable. It seems that, in customary educational settings, one habitually uses only a tiny fraction of one’s learning capacities.
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答案然而，从前那些有权有势的人们暗示说某些群体或某些个体的学习能力是相当有限的，即使他们接受教育，也不要指望他们能从中获得很大益处。
解析 (“From earliest times”译为“从前，”两个“that”引导的从句在句中作suggest的宾语。)
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