relaxed approach
noun phraseUK /rɪˈlækst əˈprəʊtʃ/
US /rɪˈlækst əˈproʊtʃ/
A way of doing something in a calm and easy way without worrying too much.
The teacher took a relaxed approach to the project and let the students work at their own pace.
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2. A method that allows more freedom and fewer strict rules.
The company adopted a relaxed approach to dress codes, letting employees wear jeans.
3. A style of handling a situation without pressure or stress.
Her relaxed approach to parenting helped the children feel safe and confident.
4. A way of teaching or learning that is not rigid or formal.
The language school uses a relaxed approach, focusing on conversation rather than grammar drills.