Aside from academics and college, what other spaces can you utilize critical thinking, and in what ways can you benefit from developing this skill set?

Aside from academics and college, what other spaces can you utilize critical thinking, and in what ways can you benefit from developing this skill set? Watch the video on YouTube: 5 tips to improve your critical thinking – Samantha Agoos
Complete critical reflection questions. Sociologically each critical thinking reflection must be 1 page, double spaced, size 12, in Times New Roman. At the top left corner, be sure to include my Name Sonja Noble, Class Section SOC 305 17851, and Reading date.
The rubric that I have provided is below.
Meets all format requirements with no typos or grammatical errors Offers candid and original voice, the argument is thorough, thought-provoking, critically reflective of the reading, and adds insightful perspective into classroom discourse. Uses relevant sociological terminology, concepts, and/or data from the book or outside sources to provide a strong sociological analysis Offers a thorough, critical, rich, creative response directly answering the question posed for the reading.
Meets format requirements with very few errors and typos Answers are appropriate for an audience, offer a topical analysis, are thoughtful, and are useful for classroom discussion. Uses some terminology, concepts, and/or data from the chapter to provide basic sociological analysis and Offers a surface-level response directly related to the question posed for the reading.
Meets format requirements with many errors and many typos Answers are hurried, not thorough but reflect some understanding of the question. Minimal to no use of concepts from the course or other sociology classes Barely answers the question posed for the reading.

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