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つめこみ
noun
cramming; stuffing
education
1. cramming; rote memorization
The practice of forcing large amounts of information into one's memory in a short time, especially for exams. Often used critically to describe an education system focused on memorization over understanding.
Cram education is being criticized.
Cramming before exams won't build real ability.
Rather than cramming knowledge, we should develop the ability to think.
2. stuffing; packing tightly
The act of filling a container or space by pushing things in tightly.
Please be careful not to overstuff your suitcase.
Let's depart once the packing is done.
I packed the cardboard box so full that the lid wouldn't close.

Noun form derived from the verb ()() (to cram, to stuff). Most commonly encountered in sense 1, especially in the compound ()()教育(きょういく) (cram education), a term widely used in discussions of Japanese educational reform.

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