1. Early Development Instrument: 2015-2016 Results
Presentation to the EKIOC Network
October 5, 2016
Presented by: Elizabeth Green, Data Analysis Coordinator

2. Four Cycle Trends – Leeds GrenvilleYR
PHWB SC EM
LCD
CSGK
Low 1
19.13
11.6
13.2
6.4
8.5
30.5
16.24
11.01
10.58
9.25
9.57
26.80
14.51
9.44
9.72
6.86
7.63
26.26
13.88
9.95
11.27
10.31
26.42
 Trend:
5.25
1.65
1.93
-3.91
-1.45
4.08
Remember: we want the numbers to go down.
Overall improvements in the last four years in Language and Cognitive Development, and General Skills and Knowledge.
Four year trend toward increased vulnerability in Physical Health and Wellbeing, Social Competence, and Emotional Maturity.
# of valid EDI /06
# of valid EDI /08
# of valid EDI /11
# of valid EDI /15

9. Physical Health and Well-Being 2016 Leeds-Grenville Map
“Vulnerable” describes the children who score low (below the 10th percentile cut-off of the site/comparison population) on this domain. Map colouring reflects the % of children who are vulnerable in each neighbourhood. In this picture, red townships have more than 22.9% of their children vulnerable in physical health and well-being (Athens, Brockville, Augusta and Prescott). Orange townships (Leeds and the 1000 Islands and Elizabethtown-Kitley) have between 17.3 – 22.9% vulnerable.

10. Social Competence 2016 Leeds-Grenville Map
“Vulnerable” describes the children who score low (below the 10th percentile cut-off of the site/comparison population) on this domain. Map colouring reflects the % of children who are vulnerable in each neighbourhood. In this picture, red townships have more than 16.8% of their children vulnerable in this domain.

11. Emotional Maturity 2016 Leeds-Grenville Map

12. Language and Cognitive Development 2016 Leeds-Grenville Map

13. Communication Skills and General Knowledge 2016 Leeds-Grenville Map

14. Low on At Least One Domain 2016 Leeds-Grenville Map

15. Low on At Least Two Domains 2016 Leeds-Grenville Map