Disclosure of information about all members of a group when developmentally vulnerable Cells replaced with >= 90.0% indicate that confidentialisation took place, due to at least 90% of the children in that domain scoring in the developmentally vulnerable category. Insufficient number of children for a Domain Cells replaced with < 15 and N/A indicate that confidentialisation took place, due to less than 15 children being available for domain calculations. Risks associated with the release of this extract Overall, the risk assessment for releasing this extract is moderate, due to significant data at a Local Community level being made public for the first time: The demographic cells for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, Special Needs, English as Second Language (ESL), and Language Background Other Than English (LBOTE) have not previously been made public at a Local Community level. The sub-domain vulnerable cells have only been made public for the physical health and wellbeing domain. This is the first time the sub-domain vulnerability results have been released for the social competence, emotional maturity and language and cognitive skills (school-based) domains. The following should be noted: The formulae for sub-domain vulnerable and domain vulnerable are distinct. It is possible for a to be vulnerable on a number of sub-domains, yet not be developmentally vulnerable at the domain level. The actual details of these formulae are confidential by licence with the Canadian Early Development Instrument. Estimated Resident Population (ERP) Guideline To determine this calculation the numerator is the number of children from the local community surveyed for the AEDI and the denominator is the Australian Bureau of Statistics ERP (Estimated Resident Population 2009) of 5-year-olds. Where the AEDI Local Community does not match its ABS estimate, it is recommended to be used with the following considerations: 60-79% ERP – view with caution. < 60% of ERP this sample may not accurately represent the population of – children. [% ERP figures should be viewed as indicative only. The reason that some percentages are over 100 is mostly due to unavoidable boundary differences. Also AEDI was administered to 4 and 6 year olds if they were in first year of school, but ABS figures are only for 5 year olds.] Data notes for this extract The Average Age is displayed for the Community not the Local Community level. This corresponds to data published in the AEDI Community Profiles.
Disclosure of information about all members of a group when developmentally vulnerable Cells replaced with >= 90.0% indicate that confidentialisation took place, due to at least 90% of the children in that domain scoring in the developmentally vulnerable category. Insufficient number of children for a Domain Cells replaced with < 15 and N/A indicate that confidentialisation took place, due to less than 15 children being available for domain calculations. Risks associated with the release of this extract Overall, the risk assessment for releasing this extract is moderate, due to significant data at a Local Community level being made public for the first time: The demographic cells for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, Special Needs, English as Second Language (ESL), and Language Background Other Than English (LBOTE) have not previously been made public at a Local Community level. The sub-domain vulnerable cells have only been made public for the physical health and wellbeing domain. This is the first time the sub-domain vulnerability results have been released for the social competence, emotional maturity and language and cognitive skills (school-based) domains. The following should be noted: The formulae for sub-domain vulnerable and domain vulnerable are distinct. It is possible for a to be vulnerable on a number of sub-domains, yet not be developmentally vulnerable at the domain level. The actual details of these formulae are confidential by licence with the Canadian Early Development Instrument. Estimated Resident Population (ERP) Guideline To determine this calculation the numerator is the number of children from the local community surveyed for the AEDI and the denominator is the Australian Bureau of Statistics ERP (Estimated Resident Population 2009) of 5-year-olds. Where the AEDI Local Community does not match its ABS estimate, it is recommended to be used with the following considerations: 60-79% ERP – view with caution. < 60% of ERP – this sample may not accurately represent the population of children. [% ERP figures should be viewed as indicative only. The reason that some percentages are over 100 is mostly due to unavoidable boundary differences. Also AEDI was administered to 4 and 6 year olds if they were in first year of school, but ABS figures are only for 5 year olds.] Data notes for this extract The Average Age is displayed for the Community not the Local Community level. This corresponds to data published in the AEDI Community Profiles.
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