Humanist fascination with education produced all of the following except

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While humanist thinkers emphasized the importance of education, they did not advocate for co-educational schools. Instead, they focused on the study of classical works and the development of individual potential through private study and access to libraries. The Vatican did establish a lending library of classical works, and many private libraries were created to house collections of these texts. Their focus on education also led to new understandings of language, philosophy, and religion, as well as a renewed interest in classical works studied by young Roman men in the past.

Humanist Fascination with Education Produced All of the Following Except