Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities 6E Review, Price (Print)

Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities 6th Edition cover, ISBN 9780134984100

If you only need the buying answer, 180-day digital access and semester rental are both cheaper than the current Merybook print listing. But the current print copy is still far below the sampled used and publisher print market, so ownership remains reasonable for students who expect to keep using this methods text during practicum and fieldwork.

Current price comparison

Format / SellerPriceLink
Print from Merybook$99.92Check price
Amazon eTextbook$89.99Check price
eCampus used print$174.99Check price
eCampus semester rental$84.99Check price
eCampus digital, 180 days$59.94Check price
Pearson print$223.99Check price

This is not a pure price-winner case for print. Short-term digital access is still the cheapest, and rental is also below the current print listing. But the current Merybook copy is much better than the rest of the ownership market and dramatically below publisher print pricing. So the decision should turn on reuse, not on the assumption that print is automatically overpriced.

What this book actually teaches

Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities matters because it is a methods book for difficult, high-responsibility instructional work. Students need more than principles. They need ways to think about participation, communication, support, planning, adaptation, and instructional decision-making for learners whose educational needs do not fit easy formulas.

That is why these books often become more useful once fieldwork begins. Ideas that felt abstract in class become concrete when students are trying to plan instruction, support participation, and connect values of inclusion with actual classroom reality. A methods text that can be revisited with notes already in it often carries real professional value.

Who should buy print and who should not

Buy print if you are in special education and expect to keep using the book through practicum, student teaching, or early professional work. The current print listing is much better than the broader ownership market and defensible for long-term reuse.

Choose digital or rental only if immediate cost is the main issue and you do not expect to return to the text after the course. Those temporary routes are still cheaper in the short run.

Sources checked

  • Merybook product listing for ISBN 9780134984100
  • Amazon eTextbook pricing snapshot
  • eCampus pricing snapshots for used print, semester rental, and 180-day digital access
  • Pearson print-market snapshot
  • Pricing reviewed on April 19, 2026

Dr. Telly Kamelia

Dr. Telly Kamelia, MD, reviews academic and professional books with attention to how they are actually used in class, how useful they remain after the course ends, and whether the price makes sense for students buying with limited budgets.

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