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Donate Life Educators

Join our school program and become a Donate Life Educator! Help us educate high school students about the importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation. Free presentations, curriculum, and support provided.

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Donate Life Educators

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  1. Donate Life Educators 2019-2020 School Program

  2. Overview • Overview of the School Outreach Program • Expectations and training process for Donate Life Educators • Explanation of the school request process • Review of school materials • Training on school presentation

  3. Who we reach What we offer 430+ high schools in Oregon and Southwest Washington (4 counties in WA) 61 Driver’s Education Centers in Oregon Free classroom presentations or all-school assemblies Free curriculum for teachers to teach donation education on their own. Supplies & mentoring for campus donor drives Last year we did 216 presentations and reached over 6,000 students

  4. Go Recycle Yourself Presentation • Presentation • Oregon – General and advanced • Washington – General and advanced • Personal or Professional Story • Q & A Delivered by 1 full-time staff & trained volunteers

  5. Pop quiz! • What is Donate Life Northwest? • What is the Donor Registry / how can you register as an organ, eye and tissue donor? • What is Pacific Northwest Transplant Bank? Lions VisionGift? Community Tissue Services? • Explain the process of deceased organ donation. • Explain the importance of eye and tissue donation. • Explain why awareness of living kidney donation options is important. • Explain why it’s important to talk to your family about donation.

  6. For the answers… • Download and read the Recycle Yourself Curriculum www.GoRecycleYourself.com • Attend a Donate Life 201 training or webinar • http://www.donatelifenw.org/calendar • Spend time on our website and Youtube • www.donatelifeNW.org

  7. Expectations • Comfortable speaking in public and sharing your story • Have clear understanding of: • Donor Registry • Donate Life Northwest • Organ, eye, and tissue donation • Ongoing training & dialogue with Donate Life Northwest staff • School scheduling through us • Collect and return evaluation data and materials • Maintain professional appearance, language, and demeanor • Available to give presentation(s) between 7:00am – 4:00 pm between September – June

  8. Donate Life Educator Requirements • I have attended a 101 training (general volunteer orientation). • I have attended a 301 training each school year. • I have read the 2019-2020 Program Manual; I know how the school program works, what is being asked of me, and the resources available to support me. • I have reviewed the handout on proper donation language. • I have completed and submitted my background check/ proof of a background check to Donate Life staff in the last two years. • I have observed at least 3 presentations given by a Donate Life staffer or master speaker. • I have been observed giving 2 classroom presentations by Donate Life staff. • I have reviewed constructive feedback regarding my presentation style with Donate Life staff.

  9. School Request Process • Teachers request presentation from Donate Life Northwest via online form. • Donate Life Northwest sends email to trained Donate Life Educators for upcoming presentation opportunities. • If interested and available, you can sign up online to do the presentations. • Receive materials in the mail, or can pick up from DLNW office. • Allow 30 minutes prior to first presentation to get to school, sign in at front office, and find classroom. • Give presentation(s). • Answer questions. • Collect student evaluations. • Thank teacher • Return surveys, registration forms (if any), and any extra materials to DLNW.

  10. Materials • Recycle Yourself brochure* (1 per student) • Evaluation forms (1 per student) • Go Recycle Yourself stickers (1 per student) • Student project flyers (small stack) • Wrapper (1 per class) • SASE (1 per class) • Paper registration forms (by request only)

  11. Registering Students NEW OLD

  12. Materials for Teacher • Poster (if new teacher) • Referral cards Share these materials with the teacher after your presentations are done for the day. Give the referral cards to the teacher and ask them to give them to other teachers who might be interested in our presentation.

  13. Student Feedback: Go Recycle Yourself Presentation Presenter(s) Name: ______________________________________ School Name: __________________________________________ 1. BEFORE today’s presentation, how much did you know about organ, eye and tissue donation and the Donor Registry? (please circle) Nothing Expert 0 1 2 3 2. AFTER today’s presentation, how much do you know about organ, eye and tissue donation and the Donor Registry? (please circle) Nothing Expert 0 1 2 3   3. AFTER today’s presentation, how do you feel about organ, eye, and tissue donation? (please circle all that apply) Informed Amazed Indifferent Scared Uncomfortable Fine Grossed out Inspired 4. Which applies to you? a. I am already a registered donor. b. I am planning to register as a donor: ___ at DMV ___ online ___ a paper form c. I am undecided. d. I do not plan to register. 5. Which applies to you? a. I have already talked to my family about organ, eye, and tissue donation. b. I plan to talk to my family about organ, eye, and tissue donation. c. I have reservations about talking to my family about donation. d. I do not plan to talk to my family about donation. Do you have any other comments or questions? Use back of page if needed.

  14. Student Evaluations • Collect • Fill out wrapper (on right) • Put in SASE • Along with any paper registration forms and extra materials • Return to DLNW

  15. Touching hearts & inspiring minds… Q1: BEFORE today’s presentation, how much did you know about organ, eye, and tissue donation and the Donor Registry? (0-3; nothing-expert) Q2: AFTER today’s presentation, how much do you know about organ, eye, and tissue donation and the Donor Registry? (0-3; nothing-expert) Q3: AFTER today’s presentation, how do you feel about organ, eye, and tissue donation? (circle all that apply) Uncomfortable: 4% Fine: 28% Grossed Out: 4% Inspired: 31% Informed: 68% Amazed: 27% Neutral: 23% Scared: 4% Before: Average knowledge score of 1.06 After: Average knowledge score of 2.30

  16. Registration Plans Family Conversations

  17. Student Projects • Donor Drives • Shadowing a health professional • Taking a tour of medical facilities • Assemblies

  18. The PowerPoint Visit donatelifenw.org/content/donate-life-educators anytime for the most current version See our tips! Observe as many speakers as you can – you’ll see that everyone develops their own style…

  19. Your Story • Remember the purpose: to educate and inspire. • Keep it simple. • Less is more. • Tell, don’t dwell! • Use the correct terms. • Be yourself. Tips & Best Practices?

  20. Quotes from Students and Teachers Students Teachers “Thank you for coming in and talking to us about how we can save other people even after we die or help to save them now. Hearing you talk about the whole process of organ donation cleared a few things up for me. It was really interesting to hear stories about people that had been helped that way. Thank you for coming in!” “Thank you for your visit and powerful speech. I want to thank you for opening my mind and heart for a wonderful cause. I have decided that I am becoming a donor to help others.” “Thank you so much for coming in and sharing your story. It really touched me. I kind of understand what you feel because my older sister passed when I was younger and she was also a donor. I’ve already signed up to donate and talked to my parents. I truly appreciate your passion and enthusiasm.” “The presentation was both factual and emotional through personal stories. This allows the students to connect to the speaker.” “My students were very attentive and interested during the presentation. The speaker’s knowledge, patience and sincerity really helped students engage.” “It was a very personal and I think the presenter mate a connection with the students. I think many students went home and talked with their parents about tissue donation for the first time.”

  21. Next Steps • Check out webpage (www.donatelifenw.org/content/donate-life-educators) • Review packet materials • 2019-2020 Program Manual • Proper Donation Language • Submit background check • Must be completed every 2 years; ask Marissa if you’re unsure if you need to do it this year. • Receive email about observation opportunities • Contact Marissa to sign up • Observe at least 3 presentations • Schedule first presentation • Contact Marissa to schedule your first school presentation. • Some speakers may be asked to give their first presentation at the Donate Life Northwest office.

  22. Still Interested? • Contact Marissa • markma@ohsu.edu • Check out http://www.donatelifenw.org/content/donate-life-educators

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