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You’re confused because you don’t know what really matters to you or what direction you want to go.
You don’t know what a word or term means, so you can’t follow the conversation.
You feel stuck but don’t know what question to ask or where the problem is.
You’re confused because you don’t know how others see you or how you’re supposed to act.
You’re not sure what’s expected of you in a situation, so you’re confused about how to act or what to do.
Someone didn’t say everything they meant to — and you’re left guessing.
You don’t realize how your own actions are causing confusion or problems.
There’s too much information coming at once, so nothing sticks.
This happens when an explanation moves too quickly from a simple idea to a much larger or more complex one. The learner understands the early part, but gets lost when the explanation suddenly increases in scope without enough steps in between.
Someone explains something using big words or technical jargon instead of making it simple.
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