hands-onaid
nounUK /ˌhændz ˈɒn eɪd/
US /ˌhændz ˈɑːn eɪd/
A hands-on aid is a kind of help where you do things with your hands to show someone how.
The teacher gave the kids hands-on aid by helping them build their model volcano.
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2. Help that involves actually doing a task together rather than just giving advice.
The volunteers offered hands-on aid to rebuild the playground.
3. A teaching method where learners practice by doing instead of only listening.
The science class used hands-on aid to explore how plants grow.
4. Physical support given by touching or guiding someone, like holding a child's hands to tie shoes.
The nurse gave hands-on aid to help the patient walk again.