- What career are you pursuing? If you already have a career, what is it?
- How can writing and critical thinking relate to your chosen profession?
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
How Does Writing Relate to You?
You have seen a couple of testimonials already from people in different jobs explaining how writing relates to their career. I'd like you to think about the same questions:
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Critical writing and thinking is needed in my profession to complete certain tasks. Some of the things require specific step by step detailed procedures. Like creating an air foil, or weight and balance procedures.
ReplyDeleteI'm going for the medical career, will be like an assistant or a lab tech. which is the same with Mr. Chris in the other blog posted. That's I will be needed critical thinking and writing in my profession to specify the lab specimens procedures results.
ReplyDeleteChanel P.
I actually don't have a chosen career yet, but my career will have something to do with programing or architecture. If I chose a programming career I would have to know what the user wants or know where the bugs are. If I'm a architect I would have to communicate with the experts, customers, and workers because I have to know what they want and don't want, labor costs, etc.
ReplyDeleteMichael S.
I'm studying to become a pharmacist, and I know that writing and critical thinking are very important to be good at both to be successful.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Chanel i'm going to major in the Medical Field to become a Registered Nurse. I certainly need critical thinking and writing in my profession for all my patients.
ReplyDeleteZully V
I want to major in business management so I know writing will be a big part of that,writing letters to companies and employers
ReplyDeleteGary A
I want to major in Business management or Sports management, so whether its talking to parents, employees, companies, bosses, students, etc. I know that I'll need to express my feelings to each and everyone of these people and give them my opinions on hat i believe. Cyrus I
ReplyDeleteI want to be a Nutrionist. Critical thinking and writing will go in as a factor in my future career, because I will be thinking about health choices for people and writing recomendations on their health lifestyle.
ReplyDelete-Norma L.
I'm really trying to pursue my music career as a singer. The pass couple months I've been seeing a vocal coach to advise me on how to become better. I've been singing since 1997 and have taken voice lessons up until 2004. As a young girl I decided to quit the voice lessons and be more involved with my peers. I've sung at concerts, recitals, and even done competitions. I've also signed up to be on The Voice however my voice wasn't distinct enough. There are try outs in LA in January that I hope to move forward from there. I will not give up. The only competition is myself.
ReplyDeleteWriting helps a lot for me as a singer because I write my own lyrics. For me, my target are teenagers but mostly young adults. I want my lyrics to be inspiring and entertaining so it can engrave permanently in others' heads. I want to make a difference amongst most pop stars. I know I have the ability to, I just need to start somewhere.
These are fantastic goals, everyone! I really enjoyed reading about these. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and goals.
ReplyDeleteWriting may not seem important for an engineer but I believe it is because if you are unable to transfer your thoughts clearly onto to paper then no one else may follow your train of thoughts either. I hope that in the future when I am starting my career as an engineer I can be proud that I will be able to write as well as I do math and science.
ReplyDeleteI haven't really chose my major, I keep changing my mind. It's like what do you want to do for the rest of your life. So many choices to make. But hopefullly somewhere in the science field. I believe that critical thinking and writing relates to science in every aspect. Critical thinking has a bigger and better effect on science. Just because it involves a lot of chemistry, physics, biology, etc.
ReplyDelete-Hareer Amiri
writing and critical thinking can relate to my career by helping me become verbally correct resulting in being seen, as well as being respected as professional.
ReplyDeleteBeing an administrative assistance, you need to have the best english skills (critical thinking and writing skills) and now taking this class, I am seeing what I have made mistakes and able to improved it. Now I am little more confident and able to move on to a higher English class.
ReplyDeleteCritical Thinking and writeing are very important in the field im currently working toward Because, working in a medical enviorment you should try and sound as proffesional as possible along with being able to criticaly think.
ReplyDelete-Nicholas Coulter-
i want a career related to dental field i don't think writing relates to it but i do know one thing. No matter what ANYONE has to know how to write. everyone has to know this skills to be a successful person. when someone doesn't know you but you write a letter they will think of the person who wrote it.
ReplyDeletePhysical Therapy is my major and critical thinking and writing is a huge part of all the classes I will need to take.
ReplyDeleteMelody