phasedhelp

noun
UK /feɪzd hɛlp/
US /feɪzd hɛlp/

Help that comes in small steps, one part at a time.

The teacher gave the new student phasedhelp so he could learn the class routine slowly.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A plan to give help in stages over time.

The charity created a phasedhelp program for families after the storm.

3. Support that is turned on bit by bit as needed.

The app offers phasedhelp, showing tips only when you get stuck.

4. A way of teaching where each small step is helped before the next.

With phasedhelp, the coach taught the team one play at a time.