The purpose of this study was to investigate the types of professional supports that classroom teachers are currently receiving and prefer for solving exceptional learners' academic and behavioral problems in inclusive classroom. From Inchon and Kyeonggi province, 131 elementary school teachers and 188 middle school teachers answered the survey questions. According to the survey, most of participating teachers needed professional supports in dealing with academic and behavioral problems of exceptional learners, but they were getting those supports mainly from their colleague teachers. Those supports were 'a little effective' at most, though it was difficulty to evaluate objectively. The cases were very rare that teachers got useful professional consultations from professional journals, books, or conferences. The teachers preferred such professional supports as easy to access, effective, and consistent. Any support system for teachers in inclusive or special education classrooms must be easily accessible, provide real solutions, and last a long term.