This research extended efforts of the investigator’s pervious NSC project “A study of the needs assessment for in-service elementary music teacher education and the related problems” (NSC 90-2411-H-133-008), and aimed at the study of related issues in student teaching for the Integrated Curriculum-the Arts and Humanities Domain. The main purpose of this study were to (a) investigate the experiences of student teachers of the Arts and Humanities Domain backgrounds and (b) propose related practicing suggestions for arts teacher education based on research findings. Research methods included literature review and case study research .the obtained results in dictated the following points. The experiences of student teachers of Arts and Humanities Domain backgrounds mostly corresponded with the five themes evolved from literature review, namely “Issue of the Developmental Stages,” “Issue of the Reality Shocks,” “Issue to the Beliefs and Personality,” ”Issue of the Pressures and Motivators,” and “Issue of the Student Teaching Schooling Being Critical.” Students teacher’ beliefs and personality stood out, however, to be the most critical factor for a successful student teaching experience. Beliefs were specifically exemplified by the valuing of the role of teachers, while the personality aspect involved positive thinking as well as active inclination. The consequence of the foreground teaching experience reality shocks was exemplified by a negative opinion of the complexity of interrelationship as well as determination of not intending to be teachers, rather than utilitarian orientation as the literature suggested. The unclear role of student teachers proved to be the major source of pressure, with interrelationship and career planning issues followed. For each student teacher, their students’ feedback formed the sunshine in the practicum days, while the supporting groups of family members, teachers, classmates and friends rendered the motivators to continue. There showed very different pictures among schools when it comes to the supervising of students teachers. It follows that people should take great care to choose supervising schools since the school attitudes varied from detailed supervising planning to in difference. The research then proposes related practicing suggestions for arts teacher education as follows: (a) Even though practicum regulations have changed since then, the thing to do is to elevate the knowledge and attitude of organizations and people involved. (b) Efforts should be made to avoid negative influencing factors and to reinforce beliefs of being a teacher and to help build the supporting groups. (c) The context of supervising school exerts great impact upon practicum experiences, and teacher-education organizations should work to raise the levels of their supervising systems.