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Mobility and Positioning

Published on Mar 11, 2020

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Mobility and Positioning

 Chapter 4

WHeelchairs

  • The most common assistive technology associated with mobility
  • Power or Manual
  • Includes attachments, cushions, arm/footrests, casters, etc.
Photo by marianne bos

Standing and Gait devices can help a student into a standing position for those who can't bear their own weight

Positioning and Seating

Photo by hellethom

Positioning in seats

  • Corner seats
  • Cushions
  • Stability ball

positioning outside of seats

  • Repurposed items (pillows and towels)
  • Mats and beanbags

Tips for mobility and Positioning

  • Make it work for the individual! Focus on their needs and abilities
  • Simplify by making your own assistive tech
  • Use UDL to avoid stigma and allow resources to be available for all

Tips for mobility and Positioning

  • Make it work for the individual! Focus on their needs and abilities
  • Simplify by making your own assistive tech
  • Use UDL to avoid stigma and allow resources to be available for all