What is the single most effective practice for preventing the spread of illness in a child care classroom?

What is the single most effective practice

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AFrequent, thorough handwashing with soap and running water
BSpraying the room with air freshener each morning
CAsking parents to keep children home all winter
DWearing gloves at all times during the day

✓ Correct answer: A. Frequent, thorough handwashing with soap and running water Handwashing physically removes germs and is the most effective, evidence-based way to reduce disease transmission in group care settings.

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