What do we mean by overcrowded curriculum?
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An overcrowded curriculum refers to a situation where the amount of material or number of subjects that students are expected to learn within a given timeframe is too large. This can lead to superficial coverage of topics, increased stress for both students and teachers, and a reduced ability for students to engage deeply with the content or develop critical thinking skills.
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