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Schools tend to be organized in "box-like" structures, with separate classrooms that open into long hallways. Of the following, which is the most commonly voiced criticism of this physical organization?
A) The organization isolates teachers and fragments the curriculum.
B) The organization makes it difficult for administrators to communicate with individual teachers in case of emergency.
C) The organization is dangerous, since large numbers of students are moving through hallways at the same time.
D) The organization makes it difficult for students to move efficiently from one room to another.

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