Index of Educational Advantage (IdEA)

Jinjing Li; Riyana Miranti; Yogi Vidyattama

Index of Educational Advantage (IdEA)

Jinjing Li, Riyana Miranti, Yogi Vidyattama

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Abstract

This report examines the driving factors behind spatial differences in Australia’s
educational outcomes using a range of metrics from NAPLAN and the Census. It also presents a new index – the Index of Educational Advantage – measuring how well an area supports educational development for school-aged children with a particular focus on secondary education outcomes.

Original language	English
Pages	1-103
Number of pages	103
Publication status	Published - 2016

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