The purpose of this study is to explore the perception of pre-service general teachers on the educational value and practice of special education teaching. For this purpose, data were collected from a total of 389 pre-service general teachers using open-ended questionnaires. Keyword frequency, centrality index, and bigram were extracted by applying semantic network analysis method to the collected data and the main results were visualized. First, ‘students with disabilities’ were located in the middle of the cognitive structure and formed relationship and connection strength based on the words of ‘students’, ‘classes’, ‘education,’ and ‘integrated education’. Second, It was confirmed that the core keywords that play a major role in the network structure and words such as recognition change-improvement, disability-characteristic/type-understanding, positive-impact, disability student-general student-interaction, practical-general teacher-role-education method were directly or indirectly connected and influenced. Therefore, the educational value and practice of the pre-service general teacher in the special education teaching class largely recognized the change and improvement of the perception of the disabled students, the understanding of the characteristics and types of the various disabled students, the positive effect on the attitude of the general teacher to the integrated education, the social integration of the disabled students in the general class, The role of the general teacher and the learning opportunity of the education method for effective integrated education. The results of this study can be used as useful information for practical directions such as educational meanings and lesson plans of teaching profession classes for special education teachers in universities.