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232 EUROPEAN IDENTITY. INDIVIDUAL, GROUP AND SOCIETYLearning communities should also link up with the work of Comenius 3networks in particular the “Treasure within Network” 17 <strong>and</strong> the “I-Probenet”18 .The <strong>European</strong> report on quality indicators has worked on selfevaluationtools <strong>and</strong> also works on the development of qualityindicators at different levels. Sixteen quality indicators are thusdescribed in four sub-groups. The first group focuses on indicators onattainment related to certain disciplines or activities such as maths,reading, science, new technologies, languages, lifelong learning <strong>and</strong>civics education. The 2nd group focuses on indicators on success <strong>and</strong>transition such as the drop out rates, the completion of uppersecondary education <strong>and</strong> the participation in tertiary education; The 3group focuses on indicators on monitoring of education such asevaluation <strong>and</strong> steering of school education <strong>and</strong> parent participation.The fourth group focuses on indicators on resources <strong>and</strong> structuressuch as education <strong>and</strong> training of teachers, participation pre-primaryeducation, number of students per computer <strong>and</strong> educationalexpenditure per student. Learning communities could work on some ofthose indicators <strong>and</strong> promote some of the tools which have beendeveloped in the framework of the two Comenius 3 Networksmentioned above. Particular attention should be paid to the MICE(Model Instruments for a Common Evaluation) 19 evaluation toolsdeveloped in the framework of a Comenius Accompanying Measuresproject which are focusing on self-evaluation of Comenius 1 schoolpartnerships <strong>and</strong> which contain many elements which can be useful toassess learning communities.Learning communities could also make use of the disseminationprojects launched within the framework of the Socrates programme<strong>and</strong> which are mentioned in the «Call for proposals on disseminationactivities» 20 of April 2002 in which the Commission invites to submitdissemination project focusing on different thematic areas, one ofthem being learning communities.17Comenius 3 network «The treasure within»; http://www.treasurewithin.com, coordinatorRudy Schollaert, VSKO (B).18Comenius 3 Network «I probe net»; http://www.I-probenet.net, co-ordinator GuyTilkin (B).19Comenius Accompanying Measures project; MICE: Model Instruments for aCommon Evaluation», http://www.alden-biesen.be, co-ordinator Guy Tilkin (B).20Commission of the <strong>European</strong> Communities; Call for proposals on disseminationactivities (2002/C 103/08), Brussels , Official Journal of the <strong>European</strong> CommunitiesC103/16, 30 April 2002.

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