MOVE Congress 2017: Jonathan Hooshmand (University of Miami) Encouraging Safe and Active Transportation to School
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MOVE Congress 2017 plenary presentation by Jonathan Hooshmand (University of Miami KiDZ Neuroscience Center, USA) on 6 October: Encouraging Safe and Active Transportation to School.
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MOVE Congress 2017: Jonathan Hooshmand (University of Miami) Encouraging Safe and Active Transportation to School
- 1. Encouraging Safe and Active Transportation to School Jonathan Hooshmand, MPH University of Miami
- 2. BikeSafe and WalkSafe Programs Program Missions • Decrease the number of pediatric pedestrian and bicyclist injuries • Increase physical activity • Encourage the use of walkable and bikeable environments
- 4. Where we’ve been successful • Created sustainable programs • Work at various levels within the school system • Establishing strong and supportive networks
- 5. Transportation to school in the US Source: Safe Routes to School. 2014. Buses, Boots, and Bicycles: Exploring Collaboration Between Safe Routes to School and School Busing Professionals to Get Children to School Safely and Healthily. Accessed on July 10, 2014 at: http://saferoutespartnership.org/sites/default/files/pdf/Buses-Boots-and-Bicycles-2014.pdf Why the decrease in active transportation to school?
- 6. Why the decrease in active transportation to school?
- 7. Injury Facts Healthcare cost of pedestrian death & injury among ages 0-14 is >$7.2 billion Almost 70% of pedalcyclist fatalities occur in urban areas
- 9. How it began 2001 Task Force Meeting
- 10. WalkSafe Three Day Overview Day 1 Homeroom Teacher Teacher-led Classroom Discussion Day 2 PE Teacher Outside Street- Crossing Simulation Day 3 Art Teacher Poster Contest or other Creative Activity Instructional CreativeModeling
- 11. WalkSafe Key Curriculm Features Evidence-Based: Significantly improves pedestrian safety knowledge Multi-Modal Teaching Techniques: Day 1: Instructional Day 2: Simulation Day 3: Creative 3 Age-Appropriate Versions: Kindergarten – 1st Grade 2nd Grade – 3rd Grade 4th Grade – 5th Grade Reporting: Ability to track and report number of children educated each year via Curriculum Completion Form Florida Standards: Health Education (HE) Physical Education (PE) Visual Arts (VA) Free Resource: Available for download at http://www.iwalksafe.org/Getting started? Go to the Schools and Teachers Zone to become a WalkSafe Educator Online Teacher Training
- 12. WalkSafe Curriculum Summary 2007-2015 Miami-Dade County Total students educated over the years 70,531 87,070 143,263 137,941 129,180 112,050 122,553 122,178 119,310 0 40,000 80,000 120,000 160,000 # TOTAL STUDENTS EDUCATED
- 14. Pedestrian and Bicyclist CRASH Data
- 15. Pedestrian and Bicyclist Trauma Data Total Number of Pediatric (0-14) Pedestrian and Bicyclist Hit By Car (PHBC/BHBC) Injuries in MDC Trauma Centers* from 2003 to 2016 *Miami-Dade Trauma Centers: Ryder Trauma Center and Nicklaus Children’s Hospital **BHBC Data was not collected at RTC and NCH until 2011
- 16. BikeSafe Curriculum Day 1 Bike Basics Helmet fit and how the brain functions when riding Day 2 Preparing to Ride What to know before riding your bicycle Day 3 Rules of Riding Predictability and visibility through obstacle soccer Day 4 Riding Safely Course review and off-bike riding simulation
- 17. BikeSafe Curriculum: Key Features Evidence-Based: Significantly improves Bicycle safety knowledge Multi-Modal Teaching Techniques: Instructional Modelling Creative Reporting: Ability to track and report number of children educated each year via Curriculum Completion Form Florida Standards: Health Education (HE) Physical Education (PE) Free Resource: Available for download at www.ibikesafe.orgGetting started? Go to the Curriculum page to become a BikeSafe teacher Online Teacher Training
- 18. BikeSafe Reach - Schools
- 19. Achieving Support at Various levels Region Directors District School Board District Phys. Ed. & Health Director School Principals Phys. Ed Teachers
- 20. Making Change in this System Region Directors District School Board District Phys. Ed. & Health Director School Principals Phys. Ed Teachers Community Traffic Safety Team
- 21. Making Change in this System Community Traffic Safety Team Florida Department of Transportation Local City Public WorksSchool Police Director of School Safety
- 22. Developing a strong network
- 23. Key Supporters Florida Department of Transportation Safe Routes to School
- 26. Thank you Jonathan Hooshmand, MPH University of Miami, KiDZ Neuroscience Center