Increasingly, the importance of a teacher's cognitive process about teaching and feeling of self-efficacy with respect to roles of teacher is being recognized as and important prerequisite of success as a teacher. This study focused on junior college student teachers' concept map about treacher planning, self-efficacy, and stress student teachers experienced during the teaching practicum.
The subjects were 75 student teachers of the present practicum and 75 of reinventing practicum. The data were analyzed with mean, standard deviation and t-test. The results showed that 1) student teachers of reinventing program used more cross-links between hierarchies and relationships and considered integration among hierarchies and concepts more. 2) student teachers of reinventing program felt prepared to teacher better than those of the present program. Especially, in the aspect of instructional planning and knowledge, classroom management reinventing program increased feeling of self-efficacy of student teachers. 3) Although student teachers in this study found their teaching practicum a valuable experience, they also viewed it as the most stressful part of their teacher education program. Student teachers of both programs perceived assignment and evaluation. However, is was found that student teachers of reinventing program felt stress less in interaction of cooperating teachers and instruction than the present program.