The phrase "packed curriculum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a curriculum that is filled with a lot of content or subjects, often implying a rigorous or intensive educational program.
Example: "The school offers a packed curriculum that covers a wide range of subjects in a short amount of time."
Alternatives: "intensive curriculum" or "full curriculum."
But with a packed curriculum, exam pressures and limited resources, inventive thinking is crucial to getting students moving.
The Holocaust has been part of the national curriculum since the early 1990s, but many teachers are uncertain about what the educational aims of teaching this subject should be and what content to include or to prioritise, especially when faced with limited time and a packed curriculum.
Delivering two hours of PE a week in today's packed curriculum is a fantastic achievement".
University departments are struggling to fit new advances into an already packed curriculum, he says.
However, there was an additional, more practical, concern: a 1.5 hour intervention would be impractical for wide adoption in an already packed curriculum.
The key barriers to teaching evolution in medical school are few evolution scientists on the faculty, a lack of educational resources, and insufficient time in the packed curriculum.
More statistical training for our public health students is obviously desirable, but given the difficulty of squeezing extra courses into already packed curriculums it may be more pragmatic to foster greater collaboration between biostatisticians and public health scientists and let each person excel in their specialty.
One of the things not to do is to pack the curriculum with stuff that you need to know.
Advocates for change say the current curriculum, packed with subjects to memorize, does not allow time for Thai students to think for themselves.
She met with village elders to win their support before opening a women's center, impressing them with a curriculum packed with the feminine arts of music, singing and embroidery.
The other possible explanation would be that it is more emotionally demanding in the final year of study which has its academic curriculum packed with many varied clinical postings and the students are constantly preparing for the final professional examination.
