This investigation mainly aimed to testify and analyze in translating the Inclusive Education Scale (INS) divided into three subscales, Concepts of Inclusive Education (INC) , Expectations of Social Justice (SJ) and Perceptions of Disability Groups Scale (PER), based on Torres-Harding, Siers and Olson (2012); McHatton and McCray’s (2007) theories. Firstly, it aimed to investigate 62 sophomore and senior pre-service teachers’ supportive attitudes toward inclusive education for children with special needs. Secondly, all items of INS were analyzing and descriptive by the frequency, percentile, mean, SD, p<.05, Skewness, Kurtosis, Cronbach’s α and item analysis. Overall, the α of the Concepts of Inclusive Education Scale, Expectations of Social Justice Scale and Perceptions of Disability Groups Scale separately were .70, .91 and .88, which indicated that this entire set with three subscales was a very stable and reliable questionnaire. In addition, the senior pre-service teachers were more willing to support children with special needs than sophomore pre-services teachers did. The investigator will advise all teacher training institutions providing all pre-service teachers more volunteering experiences to contact with children with special needs. Taiwan government may emerge the inclusion issues into K-12 even continuing education programs in order to educate all Taiwan’s citizens civil with more supportive attitudes toward children with special needs in their daily lives.