learn-by-doing class

noun
UK /lɜːn baɪ ˈduːɪŋ klɑːs/
US /lɝn baɪ ˈduɪŋ klæs/

A class where you learn by doing things with your hands.

In our learn-by-doing class, we built a small robot from cardboard and tape.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A teaching style that focuses on real practice instead of just listening.

The teacher turned the history lesson into a learn-by-doing class by having us act out the story.

3. A course where students make or try things to understand ideas.

Her learn-by-doing class in science had everyone planting seeds and watching them grow.

4. A group session where skills are learned through direct experience.

The cooking learn-by-doing class let us chop, stir, and taste everything ourselves.