In focus groups and interviews, we asked teachers to identify practices that contributed to their ability to include students with disabilities successfully, and, in response, they discussed thematic units, cooperative learning, peer tutoring, explicit instruction, and small group and one-toone instructional arrangements (Kilgore et al., 2001, 2002). Teachers learned and taught one another such techniques as split-page note taking, mnemonic strategies, and organizational strategies. Furthermore, SMS teachers consistently demonstrated high-quality group instructionalpractices, which they supplemented with small group and individualized remediation, as needed.