Henri Lefebvre is one of the important representatives of western Marxism. In domestic discussion of Lefebvre's spatial views, most scholars tended to analyze from the perspective of architecture and sociology, but lacked the perspectives from education. In terms of today's educational theory, place-based education may be the theory which mention space a lot. Place-based education is about how to integrate the concepts of place and space into teaching. The purpose of this paper is to describe modern teacher's image form place-based education and Lefebvre's spatial points of view. There are four conclusions of this paper. First, teachers should encourage students to think and criticize what they see in their daily life. Second, teachers should use outdoor teaching as much as possible to increase the connection between students and natural spaces. Third, in the contact between the criticism of daily life and natural spaces, teachers should encourage students to find out the responsibilities of the relationship between the community and natural spaces. Fourth, teachers can encourage students to express resistance to social space and emotion to natural space in artistic ways.