"They could not have foreseen the way distance learning in the World Wide Web would evolve," said Terry Hartle, senior vice president for the American Council on Education, a trade group of colleges and universities.
In this respect, "learning" trumps "knowing", since nobody can foresee the future.
The other I had not foreseen: the prefects were so loaded with work that they were not going to be learning their lines.
The current study aimed to investigate the co-regulation of learning in small-group contexts, where collaborative cognitive activities based on group problem-solving cases are foreseen.
It's hard to foresee all the specific applications that will arise in the redefinition phase, but that's what makes machine learning exciting.
It can be foreseen that Google Glass will become the major device for supporting smart learning from the perspective of anytime and anywhere learning.
Hindsight bias, the tendency, upon learning an outcome of an event such as an experiment, a sporting event, a military decision, or a political election to overestimate one's ability to have foreseen the outcome.
It is hard to foresee — even as we learn that the majority of yesterday's attackers were of European nationality — how those border controls will be relaxed again anytime soon, especially with the right-wing Marine Le Pen already showing up as the next Presidential favorite in recent French polls.
Given Facebook's size and power in publishing, advertising and communication, it must learn to foresee the dark side of human nature.
In the darkroom, Marsh observed the interactions between light from the enlarger, transparent paints on clear mylar, and photographic paper, and learned to foresee how colors translate from negative to positive.
As John Stuart Mill foresaw, since they have never learned to defend value judgments that seem entirely natural to them, they will struggle to respond to their opponents beyond the school gates.
