extra-helpclass

noun
UK /ˈɛkstrə hɛlp klɑːs/
US /ˈɛkstrə hɛlp klæs/

A special class where you get more help with your schoolwork.

Mia goes to an extra-helpclass after school to practice math.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A short lesson given to someone who needs extra practice.

The coach ran an extra-helpclass for kids learning to swim.

3. A meeting where a teacher explains things again in a simpler way.

Our extra-helpclass on fractions made the test much easier.

4. Time set aside for asking questions about classwork.

During the extra-helpclass, Leo asked about the science project.