This paper puts an emphasis on studying the implications of Narrative inquiry coping with the necessity of multicultural teacher education in transition from mono-cultural society into multi-cultural Korea. Thus I try to find some lessons for Korean multi-cultural teacher education from the Narrative methodology of Grant & Sleeter using their teacher education textbooks. In their textbooks for pre-service as well as in-service teacher training, in order to enhance the multicultural sensitivity of the teachers, from the beginning to the end, teachers themselves may review their process through their perception and self-reflection. Grant & Sleeter have developed the multicultural teacher education model that personalizes social issues through the Narrative of their multiple identities of teachers themselves. It seems that this narrative methodology opens the anti-discriminative and anti-prejudice curriculum that can transform the assimilative multicultural teacher education in Korea.