The purpose of this study was to investigate the experience and perceptions of parents of students with
intellectual disabilities receiving home - based itinerant education and to clarify the direction of support for
students with disabilities and parents. This study conducted detailed interviews with parents of students
who were trained at Daegu and Gyeongbuk area. The analysis of the material of the research is based on
the analysis process of the material presented in Giorgi's technical phenomenology (Giorgi, 1985). The
results of detailed interviews were as follows. First, participants in the interviews shared common
experiences of home-based itinerant education as a last choice without alternatives, but showed gratitude
and discomfort to the teachers who teach the class at the same time. Second, while expressing gratitude
for the small changes and the sense of relief that children are free from the many problems that may
arise in the school because of their home, they also showed discomfort, anger, and resentment at home.
Third, participants were afraid of uncertainty after graduating from high school, thinking that they would
not be able to do so even if they dreamed of a better future. The results of this study are as follows:
The educational system and related services for the home-based itinerant education for the parents of the
students with intellectual disabilities, and the continuing education of the students and the parents, It will
be a basis for presenting a new policy direction that can be supported.