This study was conducted to confirm the possibility of a higher level of reflective practice
centered on the teaching view on the subjects of pre-service teachers beyond the existing technical
and instrumental reflections focusing on the effectiveness of classroom activities. For this, the
pre-service teachers who participated in the field practice are provided with a teaching view
centered reflective practice course to deeply explore the phenomena revealed in the course design
and execution process according to the teaching view that each pre-service teacher pursues, and the
empirical meaning of the teaching view centered reflective practice was analyzed. As a result of
analyzing the phenomenon of teaching design and teaching implementation according to view of
teaching, the three pre-service teachers differed in the level of view of teaching depending on the
background affected by the view of teaching, and also the type of view of teaching they pursued
varied. It is pointed out that the area that pre-service teachers worry about in the course of class
design according to the view of teaching which each person pursues is clearly different. It is also
found that the view of teaching is a key determinant of class design and implementation, but it can
be a factor to facilitate or hinder teaching. As a result of experiencing the reflective practice
centered on the view of teaching, a new epistemological framework was created to recognize the
importance of the view of teaching, and it became an opportunity to search for identity through the
process of forming and confirming the view of teaching. This study also found it meaningful that
pre-service teachers recognize diversity of view of teaching, and that the expansion and
restructuring of the view of teaching was carried out. Thus, this study confirmed the possibility of
pre-service teachers’ reflective thinking and practice at a high level, and suggested specific
strategies to apply the view of teaching centered reflective practice in teaching practice.