Which of the following is the most commonly cited criticism of single-gender schools?
◦ Girls in single-gender schools take fewer science courses than they take in traditional school settings.
◦ Boys in single-gender schools have higher levels of character development than do boys in traditional school settings.
◦ Girls in single-gender schools are more apt to assume leadership roles that are often reserved for boys in traditional school settings.
◦ Both boys and girls in single-gender schools develop more gender-stereotyped attitudes of the opposite sex than they develop in traditional school settings.