unteach

/ʌnˈtitʃ/
verb
  1. To make someone forget or stop believing something they have learned, especially something incorrect or harmful.
    • The new coach had to unteach the bad habits the players had picked up from their previous trainer.
    • She spent months trying to unteach her students the idea that math is only about memorizing formulas.
    • It is often harder to unteach a misconception than to teach a new concept from scratch.
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