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My English In Brown School

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Reflection of My English in Brown School Almost three months has passed since I came to St. Louis. In this period, I realize my progress in both my English expression and the coursework in Brown School, but still confront some challenges. Primarily, it is demanding for me to improve my English communication in academic settings. Although I feel more comfortable and confident to share my opinion in different courses and group discussions, sometime I cannot explicit them thoroughly. Thankfully, the listeners could understand or guess what I want to express in most of the situations, but for the sake of my future career, I need to perform professionally as an epidemiologist. Meanwhile, I think it is one kind of respects to the listeners by conveying

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