On one hand the nature of education is for the students to develop their potential appropriately. On the other hand students hope to apply their knowledge to meet the needs of society. The research attempted to investigate the aesthetics and Bernstein theories, having emphasized courses must meet individual characteristics and unique life experiences. According to the research both theories are toward the same destination, all emphasize on the nature of education. For working class students, the specific, life-related, and weak classification knowledge are able to enhance academic performances. Through aesthetics and Bernstein theories, the research explained that texts and evaluations should be both intervened by man-made and cultural hegemony. Teachers and students ought to have greater freedom and tolerance to appreciate and create self-meaning texts or evaluations. Teachers and students are willing to become transformed intellectuals. By using the three dimensions, which included technology, aesthetics, and Berstein, try to explore and move toward greater social justice and school freedom. The aesthetics and Bernstein theories emphasize the ideal nature of education is built on postmodernism rather than globalization trend. As the finally consideration, human well-being should put in the first place. It is inferred that educational technology and aesthetics courses interweaving and relating to each other, a kind of hybrid. Educational technology and aesthetics courses mean a sort of combination and co-existence, and aesthetics is especially important to vulnerable agencies in educational fields.