This study attempts to infer an educational implication of the concept of learning through an encounter with signs in Deleuze`s The Proust and Signs. For this study, three tasks were done. First, a meaning of an encounter with signs which functions as an occasion of learning was examined through the task of the clarification of the concept of signs. Second, a meaning of the signs of art as an goal of education was examined. Third, the educational implications of the study of Deleuze`s concept of learning as an encounter with signs were analyzed. The educational implications of this study are as follows. First, Deleuze`s theory of signs requires us to replace the education of representation which is very much accustomed to us with the education of genesis which is not yet familiar to us. Second, Deleuze`s theory of signs asks us to emphasize a pedagogy of senses operating in our body in stead of a pedagogy of intellect working in our mind. Third, Deleuze`s theory of signs requires us to do the education of becoming which cherishes the genesis- process of difference, not the education of being which pursues the ideal state of educated person as a goal of education.