Sociology and education are intricately connected, as both examine the processes and structures that shape human behavior, relationships, and social systems. The relationship between the two fields lies in understanding how societal norms, values, and institutions influence education systems and, conversely, how education systems shape and reflect the society in which they exist. Sociology as a discipline seeks to study the behavior of individuals and groups within society. It examines how social factors like culture, class, gender, race, and power structures affect individuals' experiences and opportunities. Education, as a fundamental social institution, plays a crucial role in the transmission of knowledge, values, and norms. It is a place where societal ideologies are both reinforced and contested, making the study of education through a sociological lens invaluable. One of the key sociological concepts that intersect with education is socialization. Education systems are central to socializing individuals into the norms and values of society. Schools, for instance, teach not