Describe different seating assistive technology that might benefit different students with disabilities.
What will be an ideal response?
Seating assistive technology options can include traditional seats supported by cushions, specifically adapted chairs (e.g., corner chair, hi-low chair), and exercise/stability balls. Seating assistive technology can also include desks that convert to standing desks to allow students to stand.
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