Sentences with phrase «confused about the instructions»

Planning on making the neapolitan parfait in the morning but confused about the instructions.

Only 23 % of this group reports feeling rushed by their health care provider and just 15 % felt confused about the instructions they received for further treatment or at - home care.

Not exact matches

If you are confusing about feeding your baby, especially bottle feeding, let's see the following instruction!

The instructions are 30 lines long, yet the workout is only 12 minutes in duration — talk about confusing.

I read those sewing instructions about three times and they just got more and more confusing to the point where I kind of thought that maybe they were in a foreign language.

Allow the student to ask questions if he is confused about test instructions or a particular question or problem.

The above two approaches should not be confused with schools allowing religious instruction classes where students of a particular faith have the opportunity to learn more about their religion.

For students, a system that leads to better instruction could be a boon, but the danger exists that teachers will end up confused about what's expected of them and distracted from the task of teaching.

Bump in the Road is an on - the - fly practice in which you stop in the middle of a chunk of instruction to have each student jot down on a card (or send to you as a blog comment, write on the board, and so on) one thing that student is still confused about or is finding an obstacle to learning.

Further, missing or unclear instructions about a course's assessments and interactivities can confuse learners.

Smashwords» problems are its Meatgrinder (the very word says a lot about how they approach a writer's work), its cumbersome instructions, its confusing website.

The appeal judge held: «It is difficult in looking at all of this in these circumstances to conclude that [the applicant] was somehow caught off - guard when speaking with Mr. May and confused about what his instructions were to be.»