The purpose of the study was to identify the effects of case-based learning(CBL) of inclusive
education for students with disabilities on pre-service teachers’ perception and teacher efficacy. 136
pre-service teachers enrolled introductory special education course for general secondary education
teacher participated. They were divided into the experimental and control groups. After the pretest,
interventions adapting case-based learning were implemented 5 sessions in the experimental group. In
the control group, instructor-led lectures in the same contents were implemented. The questionnaires
were used to measure pre-service teachers’ perception and teacher efficacy relative to inclusive
education. After the posttest, data were analyzed using an ANCOVA. The results indicated that
pre-service teachers’ teacher efficacy towards inclusive education improved significantly through the
implementation of case-based learning, meaning that case-based learning was effective teaching
method for improving positive perception and efficacy in a pre-service education program. Implications
for practices and future research were discussed.