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Expert by experience in the classroom

Information for students and teachers

Would you like to pay attention to organ or tissue donation at school? Good idea! On this page, we are happy to help you get started.

For teachers

Do you want to address organ and tissue donation in the classroom? On this page, you will find a free PowerPoint presentation that you can download. It contains all the important information about organ and tissue donation, with clear explanations and short videos. You can use the presentation to teach a lesson yourself, or to support a student presentation or project.

Would you like to bring the subject to life even more in the classroom? Then invite an expert by experience. This is someone who has received an organ themselves, or a surviving relative of a donor. With a personal story, the topic of organ and tissue donation truly comes alive in the classroom.

Download the PowerPoint

Request an expert by experience here

Do you have questions or want to know more? Then check out orgaandonatie.nl or contact us.

For students

Do you want to write a paper or give a presentation about organ and tissue donation? On orgaandonatie.nl you will find information that you can put to good use.

Take a look at these pages, for example

Organ donation

Read all about organ donation here.

Tissue donation

Read all about tissue donation here for your presentation or paper.

Frequently asked questions

Do you still have a question? Check if it's among our frequently asked questions!

You can also:

  • Organize a class discussion with statements such as: "Everyone should automatically be a donor."
  • Divide the class into proponents and opponents and have a debate about it.
  • Use figures and statistics from transplantatiestichting.nl to strengthen your essay or presentation.

Extra tips for your essay or presentation

  • Use visual material. Download or print a poster with organs and tissues. Download the poster
  • Make it interactive. Have classmates participate in a quiz or discussion.
  • Incorporate real stories. The website features personal stories from donors, recipients, and surviving relatives. For example, use this page with personal stories as inspiration.

 

Need help?

Having trouble on your own? Ask your teacher or parents to take a look at the site with you and help you search for information.