An ideology is a collection of ideas, a comprehensive vision, a way of looking at
things, or a worldview that embodies the way a person or a group of people believes the world should organized and function. It is “a certain ethical set of ideals, principles, doctrines, myths or symbols of a social movement, institution, class, or large group. Ideology is used to distinguish between motives that underlie behavior and articulated. The Scholar Academic Ideology It means that The culture has collected the important knowledge in dicipline academic which found at University. Dicipline academic involves studying the contents, the conceptual framework, and way of thinking. The teacher should know the knowledge about dicipline so she or he can educates the students clearly and accurately and Scholar Academics assume that the academic disciplines, the world of the intellect, and the world of knowledge are loosely equivalent. The teacher also should to introduce the young people to the students as a student unuversty from the bottom of the hierarchy toward its top. The Social Efficiency Ideology It means that The students can be a part of the society by giving a good curriculum and educating them such asproductive lives and perpetuate the functioning of society so that They can be contributed to the society. It also believes that competencies and the activities they are capable of performing. The Learner Centered Ideology It means that The school where the students can get education can educate them well because The goal of education is the growth of individuals, each in harmony with his or her own unique intellectual, social, emotional, and physical attributes. In addition, people are viewed as the source of content for the curriculum. The Social Reconstruction Ideology It means that to tell the true purpose of the education is educating all people invariably even the students have different racial, gender, social,and economic inequalities.Because education from a social perspective however education is to facilitate the construction of a new and more just society that offers maximum satisfaction to all of its members. Historical Perspective on the Ideologies It means that the ideologies within the richness of the traditions and evolution of each ideology. The Scholar Academic ideology will be examined by exploring the period of curriculum development that resulted from the work of Charles Eliot and the Committee of Ten in the 1890s, the “new curriculum” movement of the 1960s, and E. D. Hirsch’s cultural literacy movement at the end of the 20th century. The nature of the Social Efficiency ideology will be explored by examining the tradition linking Franklin Bobbitt, Ralph Tyler, and the Race to the Top Fund (and its predecessor, the No Child Left Behind Act).