Dosificada

Dosificada
 

How do I say in English dosificada in the following context. La gramática se enseña dosificada en cada curso.

mete out, measure out
apportion
(systematically) build upon


They systematically build upon the grammar taught in previous courses.
They apportion/mete out grammar over several courses.
Grammar is apportioned/meted out (in each course) over several courses.

Grammar is divided up into manageable chunks and taught in/distributed over several courses.

I like the last option, "manageable chunks" (that can be digested a bite at a time... or a "bit" at a time...)

How about saying, "Grammar is taught on a gradual basis, one step at a time, in each course"?

Would that be acceptable English as well?

Yes, 'a gradual basis, one step at a time' is acceptable.

Thank you, Rusty.