Field education nudertakes the important resonibility of verifying and implementing theories in the filed of social work. It is an essential part of the educational process by which social workers are trained. Yet research in field education is not only few in number, but alos limited in scope to institutional field work. Research to date rarely inculdes teaching methods in fied education or preparatory courses for institutional field work. This article attempts to bring Individualized Teaching Model, which is compatible to the value system of socail work, into the curriculum of field education. The essence of Individualized Teaching Model is introduced, followed by an investigation of three teaching models which are appropriate for field education; Keller's Personalized System of Instruction, Roger's Non-directive Individalized Teaching Model and Slaven's Team-assisted Individualized Teaching Model. lastly, the article attempts to fuse the three individualized teaching models into the socail work field education cruuiculum at Tunghai University and discusses the pros and cons of this infusion from the aspects of course development, teaching methodology, teaching procedure and evaluation respectively.