Sentence examples for overcrowded curriculum from inspiring English sources

The debate about Latin featuring on an already overcrowded curriculum continues ad infinitum (or to some, ad nauseam).

Staff blamed an "overcrowded curriculum", lack of knowledge or expertise and budget constraints for failing to meet the requirement.

"The government bears responsibility for much of this stress which appears to stem from a test-focused, overcrowded curriculum".

'Parents tell us that their children are learning vocabulary and phrases, but they can't speak the language because they don't know how to put sentences together.' Lack of time in an overcrowded curriculum is another factor.

Not only is it non-statutory – leaving it fighting for space in an already overcrowded curriculum – but explaining complex and potentially controversial concepts to young children can be a daunting prospect.

At risk of becoming persona non grata, ditching Latin feels like a fair trade-off in an overcrowded curriculum - but it can still play a role as a lingua franca for those who want to take it up later in life.

Access to schooling is not the only issue – the quality of education has declined as a result of overcrowded classrooms, curriculum complexities, cultural barriers and other challenges.

The report endorsed the widely expressed concerns of teachers that the curriculum was overcrowded, particularly in the primary years.

When a subject is reduced to a set of skills, measured against the clock, unconnected to the real world, the curriculum increasingly overcrowded and tested to death, only a very small proportion of pupils will find it joyful.

If professionals can't bring us ample coverage news of conditions like overcrowded classrooms and ineffective curriculum, who can? Fortunately, there is an army of "embedded journalists" at the ready – the last, best watchdogs for the taxpayers who pay about $590 billion a year to support K-12 education nationally.

The room is overcrowded, completely overcrowded".