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Australian Early Development Index
1. Finding your community
Understanding
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About the AEDI
How to Navigate
About the AEDI
Why use a population measure
The AEDI Domains
Why is early child development important?
2
What influences children's development
Brain development
What influences child development
Risk and protective factors for early child development
Developmental pathways
3
How to understand the AEDI results
Finding your community
Understanding the summary information
Understanding the AEDI results: Part 1
Understanding the AEDI results: Part 2
Examining the local context
Summary of Part 1: Understanding your AEDI results
Engaging
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Engaging your community
Engaging your community
Share the knowledge
Choose your community partners
Start the conversations
Develop a working group
My responses, my Action Plan
Summary of Part 2: Engaging your community
Planning
1
Plan for action
2
Understand your community's picture of child development
Establish a vision for your community’s children
Use additional community information
Focus on your community’s strengths
Identify your community’s needs
3
Make it happen: developing an action plan
Select the areas for action
Set longer-term outcomes
Set objectives
Develop strategies
Set strategies and actions
Evaluate the action plan
4
Continue to work together to improve children’s development
The importance of ongoing collaboration
My responses, my Action Plan
Summary of Part 3: Plan for action
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