Using Sociology to Bridge the Opportunity Gap

The greatest characteristic of the current socio-economic environment in the United States and around the world is that people living in poverty will no longer have access to opportunities and wealth. There are many factors that contribute to this large inequality, but the scope of this discussion focuses on education. The school education system in the United States is lagging behind the world and the current education program can not reach a harmful level. In this paper, we insist that concrete changes in the public education system will not only give good results to the world rankings but will also bridge gaps and numbers.

Professor of sociology Professor Ronald Burt explores the concept of structural halls in social networks and bridges these structural loopholes. He observed that there is a gap among those closely related to social networks. These gaps or structural holes interfere with the flow of thoughts, goods, or other things that may be needed on either side of the gap. People who connect these two networks bring value to both networks. Crossing this bridge can be a lot of things; for example it might tie investors, products and markets to startup, or simply think of new ideas and confuse people's way of thinking. People connected to the network bridge these networks and create value - a bridging relationship referred to by Granovetter. This value exists both in the novel perception of other agents' agents and in the creation of new ideas by combining two innovative ideas, namely innovation

Social psychology has traditionally filled the gap between psychology and sociology. In the years after World War II psychologists and sociologists often cooperated. However, these two fields have become more specialized and isolated in recent years, and sociologists pay more attention to "macro variables" (such as social structure) than psychologists. However, the sociological approach to psychology continues to be an important counterpart in psychological research in this field.

Using sociology brings benefits to us in four different ways. The sociological point of view helps to evaluate the authenticity of "common sense". From the sociological point of view, we can evaluate the opportunities and constraints of life. 3. From a sociological point of view, we can actively participate in society. The sociological point of view helps us live in diverse worlds. C. Occupation: The application of sociology of "sociological superiority" is evident in the role of sociology in shaping public policy and law in various forms. The background of sociology is also a good preparation for the work world. More and more sociologists work in various applications