This is an article to examine the aesthetic experience of creative dance class for the students of universities of
education and its significance with the method of qualitative research. To sum up, first, the specific activity of
‘experience’ acquired from creative dance, that is, the experience of physical perception becomes the chance to
understand the relationship between the body and the movement. In other words, it fosters the recognition of
‘the expressing body’ from the non-subjective body easily neglected before in our daily lives. Second, it can
be recognized in the dimension of aesthetic education providing more crucial value to the behavior of
‘processes’ itself rather than the result of ‘a work’ through various playful approaches. Third, it has the
educational significance to broaden the prospect of ‘doing’ and ‘meditating’ by doing the experiences of the
doer’s position and the ‘meditator’s at the same time. This forms the virtue of the attitude to show oneself to
others, that is, the courage, determination, selection, or concentration. And at the same time, it has the crucial
value of education as the attitude to see others, that is, the process of arousing the virtue of understanding,
attendance, or enlightenment. Fourth, the aesthetic experience acquired in the process of experiencing creative
dance also satisfies humane education at the same time such as harmony with peers to reach a certain task,
consideration over others, and open-mindedness in the world of theirs. Therefore, it is recognized as the
general process of becoming a human being which is the ultimate purpose of aesthetic education. Fifth, a
series of processes from the lightest but purest amusement to the experience of genuine immersion and the
creative work of reproduction derived from such experience plainly become the teacher’s own practical
knowledge. As a matter of fact, this empirical knowledge can be said to imply the ethical meaning deeply
involved in the authenticity of knowledge.