'foster abilities' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to developing or encouraging a skillset or capability in someone. For example: At the academy, teachers work to foster abilities in their students, helping them to realize their full potential.
A majority of students indicated that they are using social media in their own learning, and developing students' knowledge and skills with regard to wider digital literacies could foster their abilities for integrating beneficial aspects of social media that can help their learning, while also mitigating the drawbacks that can hinder learning (Smith, 2016a; 2016a).
You foster your abilities to make your partner feel like a queen or king in hopes they will do the same for you.
We have devoted disastrously little attention to fostering those abilities.
In collaborative process, learners can be fostered comprehensive abilities including critical thinking and solve problem ability (Gokhale 1995; Stahl 2006).
"Experiences that ask a person to stretch personally or professionally may foster the ability to work in teams," Serrano says.
New social and ecological dimensions of agricultural management must be explored in agricultural landscapes, to foster this ability.
Accordingly, the ETH Sustainability Summer Programme aims to foster students' ability to innovate and act as change agents for sustainability.
This special issue discusses European research on instructional support to foster students' ability to solve information-based problems.
This will foster adolescents' ability to take the best of positive experiences, that is, to savor them (Bryant, 2003; Gentzler et al. 2013).
So in order to fostering different abilities of smart learners, we searched the literatures about related pedagogies or learning strategies using conventional subject searching method in some databases.
