Mobility Impairments
Mobility or orthopedic impairment refers to a serious limitation in locomotion or motion functions which indicate a need for special services. Mobility impairments include use of wheelchairs, crutches, braces, walkers, or canes to move about; however, not all students with mobility impairments require mobility aides.
Characteristics
- May require more time to get to and from classrooms
- May rely on mobility assistance
- May be absent during a prolonged course of medical treatment
Accommodations
- Digital recording of lectures
- Note taking services
- Use of adaptive computers
- Extended time on exams
- Exams scribed and/or proctored