Environmental education curricula are most of the attempts of educators to address the environmental crisis and explore the relationships between human beings and nature with the students, however, are superficial approaches, or rather supplementary. Used by teachers with little or no luggage of knowledge in environmental education. The supplemental approach can be compared with the infusion approach, in which the subjects and disciplines connected to the environment are integrated into traditional disciplines such as mathematics, geography and science. This approach by the emphasis of environmental issues and visa help students gain a broader understanding on these issues and their relationship to traditional disciplines. (Not to be confused with Richard Linklater!). To effectively combat environmentally problematic aspects of the curriculum and schooling, which seems more important is an assessment of the underlying ideological assumptions that inform educational practice sub-repetidademente influences me daily life of students and educators. As made clear, those assumptions are what might be described as an educational philosophy, which is a set of explicit beliefs about the nature of the educational process. In a generic sense, an educational philosophy is for the issues related to the purpose of education, the role of schools in society and our obligations to future generations as well as making clear the Papeis to be exercised by the teacher and the student. Three philosophies for education, being that all education can generate large or Technocratic: it states that the decline in health of the economy of the industrialized countries requires a return to a basic program of instruction and a renewed commitment to educational achievement upper parameters .