Learning Can Save Lives! Teacher Resources
The State of Ohio requires high school students to learn about organ, eye and tissue donation as part of the district’s health curriculum. We want to make it as easy as possible for teachers to prepare students to make a well-informed donation decision. To aid teachers, Lifeline of Ohio has created additional resources which can be utilized by teachers both in and out of the classroom. All available links are below.
Virtual Donation Unit
Mini donation lessons taught by our very own Lifeline of Ohio education team. Use these lessons as an entire unit or broken up to fit your classroom needs.
Educational Video
Donate Life Ohio’s current classroom video (13 minutes long)
Additional Resources
Choose a teaching method to see how your school can get the conversation started:
Have one of our experts teach the lesson for you, sharing information directly from Donate Life Ohio.
Lifeline of Ohio’s student-focused program provides an overview of the donation process, what can be donated and the facts surrounding organ, eye and tissue donation. Because donation and transplantation is an ever-changing science, when you invite our educators into your classroom they are able to share accurate, up-to-date information with you and your students. Our goal is to ensure students have the information they need to make a responsible, well-informed decision when asked “Do you want to be an organ, eye and tissue donor?” at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV). Additionally, we want students to understand the importance of sharing their donation decision with their family.
To schedule a program with Lifeline of Ohio, please contact us.
Request materials from Donate Life Ohio designed specifically to help you teach the lesson yourself.
